harpsichordist

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Etymology tree English harpsichord Proto-Indo-European *-id- Proto-Indo-European *-yéti Proto-Indo-European *-idyéti Proto-Hellenic *-íďďō Ancient Greek -ῐ́ζω (-ĭ́zō) Proto-Hellenic *-tās Ancient Greek -τής (-tḗs) Ancient Greek -ῐστής (-ĭstḗs)bor. Latin -istader. Old French -istebor. Middle English -ist English -ist English harpsichordist From harpsichord + -ist.

40 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: կլավեսինահար (klavesinahar) — one who plays the harpsichord
• Catalan: clavecinista — one who plays the harpsichord
• Chinese Mandarin: 大鍵琴演奏家 /大键琴演奏家 (dàjiànqín yǎnzòujiā) — one who plays the harpsichord
• Czech: cembalista — one who plays the harpsichord
• Danish: cembalist — one who plays the harpsichord
• Dutch: klavecimbelspeler — one who plays the harpsichord
• Esperanto: klavicenisto — one who plays the harpsichord
• Estonian: klavessinist — one who plays the harpsichord
• Faroese: kembalospælari — one who plays the harpsichord
• Finnish: cembalisti — one who plays the harpsichord
• French: claveciniste — one who plays the harpsichord
• Galician: clavecinista — one who plays the harpsichord
• Galician: clavicembalista — one who plays the harpsichord
• German: Cembalist — one who plays the harpsichord
• German: Cembalistin — one who plays the harpsichord
• Greek: αρπιχορδιστής (arpichordistís) — one who plays the harpsichord
• Icelandic: semballeikari — one who plays the harpsichord
• Irish: cruitchláraí — one who plays the harpsichord
• Italian: clavicembalista — one who plays the harpsichord
• Japanese: チェンバロ奏者 (chenbaro-sōsha) — one who plays the harpsichord
• Lithuanian: klavesinininkas — one who plays the harpsichord
• Lithuanian: klavesinininkė — one who plays the harpsichord
• Luxembourgish: Cembalist — one who plays the harpsichord
• Macedonian: чембали́ст (čembalíst) — one who plays the harpsichord
• Macedonian: чембали́стка (čembalístka) — one who plays the harpsichord
• Occitan: clavecinista — one who plays the harpsichord
• Polish: klawesynista — one who plays the harpsichord
• Polish: klawesynistka — one who plays the harpsichord
• Portuguese: cravista — one who plays the harpsichord
• Romanian: clavecinist — one who plays the harpsichord
• Romanian: clavecinistă — one who plays the harpsichord
• Russian: клавесини́ст (klavesiníst) — one who plays the harpsichord
• Russian: клавесини́стка (klavesinístka) — one who plays the harpsichord
• Slovak: čembalista — one who plays the harpsichord
• Spanish: clavecinista — one who plays the harpsichord
• Spanish: clavicembalista — one who plays the harpsichord
• Swedish: cembalist — one who plays the harpsichord
• Ukrainian: клавесиніст (klavesynist) — one who plays the harpsichord
• Ukrainian: клавесиністка (klavesynistka) — one who plays the harpsichord
• Welsh: harpsicordydd — one who plays the harpsichord