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History of word plumber?
The word plumber derives from the Latin word plumbus ~ which means lead. Lead was used used for pipes because it is common and easily worked. The ~er suffix deontes a worker in a particular trade or occupation.
Is pipe a noun?
Yes, the word 'pipe' is both a noun (pipe, pipes) and a verb (pipe, pipes, piping, piped).Examples:A man sat on the bench smoking a pipe. (noun)They pipe the natural gas from this substation into the town. (verb)
How do you spell sweding?
The likely word is "sweating" (perspiring, or using heat on connected pipes). The similar proper noun is Sweden, a country in northern Europe.
Where did the hydraulophone originate from?
The hydraulophone was first developed in 2001 by engineer Steve Mann at the University of Toronto in Canada. It is a unique musical instrument that produces sound by the modulation of water flow through pipes.
What is the origin of the word plumb and plumber?
They both come from the Latin word plombium which means the element Lead. (The symbol for the element is Pb which comes from Plombium) Water pipes used to be made of lead, so a person who attended to water and sewer pipes was a plumber who looked after the plumbing. An instrument for measuring whether something was vertical consisted of a line with a lead weight at the end, called a plumb weight, and the apparatus was called a plumb line or plumb rule. A vertical structure which was proven to be vertical by such an instrument was called "plumb"
How many pipes does a panpipe have?
ten
Which end of a panpipe is higher in tune?
the shorter pipes are higher-pitched.
The panpipe usually has or more pipes of gradually increasing length that are stopped at one end?
ten
What sound does a panpipe make?
i makes a noise called oaiso and the oaiso noise is a noise of blowing in pan pipes coz the blowing is vibrating of the sides how this answeres ur question or either go to china to find out
What is a diwdiwas?
Diw-diw-as is an instrument used in northern part of the country. It has 5 slender bamboo that tied to each other.......it's an Philippine tribal musical instrument .. it's a bamboo pan pipes ..
What is a south American wind instrument?
panpipe
What is the behind the panpipe?
The panpipe, also known as the pan flute, is an ancient musical instrument made up of a series of tubes of varying lengths. By blowing air over the top of the tubes, different pitches can be produced. The sound of the panpipe is created by the vibration of the air inside the tubes.
What does sikus mean?
A siku is an Andean panpipe (a musical instrument).
What is the name of a number of reeds bound together to form a musical wind instrument?
Panpipe
Why did the Incas make the panpipe?
The incas mad panpipes because at any time in history, when a society is in peace and not desperatly searching for food, they will focus on music and arts. So because there was a time of peace, the Incans created the panpipe as a scource of entertainment.
What products does Peru sell most to other countries?
the panpipe i guess
How many syllables does pipes have?
One.
