tabor
/ˈtæbər/Definitions
1. noun
A small drum, especially one of a pair used by a fiddler or a caller in Irish or Scottish dance.
“The Irish musician played a lively tune on her tabor and fiddle.”
2. noun
A type of infantry unit in medieval times, typically consisting of a drummer and a fifer.
“The tabor was an essential part of the medieval army’s communication system.”