Didgeridoo (noun)

A long, cylindrical wind instrument of the Aborigines of northern Australia, typically made from a hollow branch of eucalyptus and played with the mouth.

Origin:

From the word 'didjiridu' in the language of the yolngu people of australia's northern territory.

Examples:

1. The didgeridoo is considered one of the oldest musical instruments in the world.
2. The haunting sound of the didgeridoo is unique and recognizable.
3. The didgeridoo is traditionally played by male Aboriginal performers as part of their cultural heritage.
4. Playing the didgeridoo requires a great deal of skill and practice.
5. The didgeridoo is an important part of traditional indigenous music and is also used in contemporary fusion music.