For example, Bunting claims that the Irish have a few different names for harps: Clarseach for "the common harp", Cinnard-Cruit for "the high-headed harp", Crom-cruit for "the down-bending harp", Ceirnin for "the portable harp, used by the priests and religious people", Craiftin Cruit for "Craftin's harp", and Lub "a poetical name of the harp."
For example, Bunting posits that the Irish have multiple designations for harps: Clarseach for "the everyday harp", Cinnard-Cruit for "the tall harp", Crom-cruit for "the curved harp", Ceirnin for "the portable harp used by clergy", Craiftin Cruit for "Craftin's harp", and Lub as a poetic name for the instrument.