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<nowiki>ney; ней; Нәй (музыка ҡоралы); Nay; نی; 内镇; Langfløjte; ney; نی; ney; Най; Нәй (музыка коралы); Най (сози мусиқӣ); nāy; Nej-fluto; Ney; ney; ney; נאי; Nej (muzički instrument); Nėjus; ナーイ; نی; Nay; ney; Ney; Ney; നെയ്; ney; ناى; ney; ney; 나이; ney; ناي; νέι; نەي; strumento musicale; flûte oblique à embouchure terminale en roseau, originaire d'Asie; üflemeli çalgı; продольная открытая флейта народов Кавказа, Западной и Центральной Азии; آلة موسيقية هوائية; כלי נשיפה; muziekinstrument; flauta feta de canya molt emprada en música de l'Orient mitjà; nəfəsli musiqi aləti; Gruppe von Längsflöten; oboesoitin; wind instrument; Fluto el tubo el kano, malfermita ambaŭflanke, azidevena; πνευστό μουσικό όργανο; ساز نوم; qassaba; نی هفت‌بند; نی (ساز); ساز نی; nay; ney; mey; الناي; لله‌وا; لله; 纳伊; най; нэй</nowiki>
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  • type of musical instrument
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  • open single end-blown flutes
Map35° 29′ 43.39″ N, 42° 03′ 25.57″ E
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BabelNet ID: 01462592n
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Ney (Persian: نی/نای; Arabic: ناي; Turkish: ney; Uzbek: nay; also nai, nye, gagri tuiduk, or karghy tuiduk ) is an end-blown flute that figures prominently in Middle Eastern music. In some of these musical traditions, it is the only wind instrument used.

The ney is an ancient instrument, with depictions of ney players appearing in wall paintings in the Egyptian pyramids and actual neys being found in the excavations at Ur. This indicates that the ney has been played continuously for 4,500–5,000 years, making it one of the oldest musical instruments still in use.

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