Noun
davul (plural davuls)
A large Turkish double-headed drum, played with mallets.
The drum, similar to the davul and long drum, is double-headed, rod tensioned, and measures roughly 40 inches in diameter and 20 inches in width. Source: Internet
Although the long drum was an improvement on the davul, both drums were nevertheless played in a similar fashion. Source: Internet
In Ottoman society, davul and shawm players would perform together in groups called davul-zurnas, or drum and shawm circles. Source: Internet
The davul, however, was also used extensively in non-military music. Source: Internet
This is vastly different from the davul, which is made from a thick shell. Source: Internet
When struck, the davul produced a sound much deeper than that of the other drums in existence. Source: Internet