musician

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• /mjuˈzɪʃən/
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Inherited from Middle English musician, musicien, from Old French musicien (“musician”), equivalent to music + -ian.

185 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: musikant — person who performs or writes music
• Afrikaans: musikus — person who performs or writes music
• Afrikaans: musici — person who performs or writes music
• Albanian: muzikant — person who performs or writes music
• Albanian: muzikante — person who performs or writes music
• Southern Altai: музыкант (muzïkant) — person who performs or writes music
• Southern Altai: кӱӱчи (küüči) — person who performs or writes music
• Arabic: مُوسِيقِيّ (mūsīqiyy) — person who performs or writes music
• Arabic: مُوسِيقِيَّة (mūsīqiyya) — person who performs or writes music
• Armenian: երաժիշտ (eražišt) — person who performs or writes music
• Asturian: músicu — person who performs or writes music
• Azerbaijani: musiqiçi — person who performs or writes music
• Basque: musikari — person who performs or writes music
• Belarusian: музы́ка (muzýka) — person who performs or writes music
• Belarusian: музыка́нт (muzykánt) — person who performs or writes music
• Belarusian: музыка́нтка (muzykántka) — person who performs or writes music
• Bengali: বাদক (badok) — person who performs or writes music
• Breton: soner — person who performs or writes music
• Breton: sonour — person who performs or writes music
• Breton: muzisian — person who performs or writes music
• Breton: muziker — person who performs or writes music
• Bulgarian: музика́нт (muzikánt) — person who performs or writes music
• Bulgarian: музика́нтка (muzikántka) — person who performs or writes music
• Burmese: ဂီတသမား (gita.sa.ma:) — person who performs or writes music
• Catalan: músic — person who performs or writes music
• Chechen: музыкант (muzykant) — person who performs or writes music
• Chinese Cantonese: 音樂家 /音乐家 (jam1 ngok6 gaa1) — person who performs or writes music
• Chinese Mandarin: 音樂家 /音乐家 (yīnyuèjiā) — person who performs or writes music
• Chukchi: эʼйӈэнэӈэткульын (ėʼjṇėnėṇėtkulʹyn) — person who performs or writes music
• Cornish: ilewydh — person who performs or writes music
• Cornish: ilewydhes — person who performs or writes music
• Corsican: musicante — person who performs or writes music
• Czech: hudebník — person who performs or writes music
• Czech: hudebnice — person who performs or writes music
• Czech: muzikant — person who performs or writes music
• Czech: muzikantka — person who performs or writes music
• Danish: musiker — person who performs or writes music
• Dutch: muzikant — person who performs or writes music
• Dutch: muzikante — person who performs or writes music
• Dutch: musicus — person who performs or writes music
• Esperanto: muzikisto — person who performs or writes music
• Estonian: muusik — person who performs or writes music
• Faroese: tónleikari — person who performs or writes music
• Finnish: muusikko — person who performs or writes music
• French: musicien — person who performs or writes music
• French: musicienne — person who performs or writes music
• West-Frisian: muzikus — person who performs or writes music
• West-Frisian: muzikant — person who performs or writes music
• West-Frisian: muzikante — person who performs or writes music
• West-Frisian: muzykman — person who performs or writes music
• Galician: músico — person who performs or writes music
• Galician: música — person who performs or writes music
• Georgian: მუსიკოსი (musiḳosi) — person who performs or writes music
• German: Musiker — person who performs or writes music
• German: Musikerin — person who performs or writes music
• German: Musikant m Musikantin — person who performs or writes music
• German: Tonkünstler — person who performs or writes music
• German: Tonkünstlerin — person who performs or writes music
• German: Musikus — person who performs or writes music
• Greek: μουσικός (mousikós) — person who performs or writes music
• Ancient Greek: μουσικός (mousikós) — person who performs or writes music
• Greenlandic: nipilersortartoq — person who performs or writes music
• Hebrew: מוּזִיקַאי (muzikái) — person who performs or writes music
• Hindi: संगीतकार (saṅgītkār) — person who performs or writes music
• Hindi: मूसीक़ार (mūsīqār) — person who performs or writes music
• Hindi: मूसीकार (mūsīkār) — person who performs or writes music
• Hindi: वादक (vādak) — person who performs or writes music
• Hungarian: zenész — person who performs or writes music
• Hungarian: muzsikus — person who performs or writes music
• Icelandic: tónlistarmaður — person who performs or writes music
• Indonesian: musikus — person who performs or writes music
• Indonesian: pemusik — person who performs or writes music
• Irish: ceoltóir — person who performs or writes music
• Italian: musicista — person who performs or writes music
• Italian: musico — person who performs or writes music
• Japanese: 音楽家 (ongakuka) — person who performs or writes music
• Japanese: 音楽家 (ongakka) — person who performs or writes music
• Javanese: niyógo — person who performs or writes music
• Kalmyk: көгҗмч (kögjmç) — person who performs or writes music
• Kazakh: музыкант (muzykant) — person who performs or writes music
• Khmer: អ្នកភ្លេង (nĕək phleing) — person who performs or writes music
• Khmer: វាទកៈ (viətĕəʼkaʼ) — person who performs or writes music
• Korean: 음악가 (eumakga) — person who performs or writes music
• Kyrgyz: музыкант (muzıkant) — person who performs or writes music
• Lao: ນັກດົນຕີ (nak don tī) — person who performs or writes music
• Latin: mūsicus — person who performs or writes music
• Latin: mūsica — person who performs or writes music
• Latvian: mūziķis — person who performs or writes music
• Latvian: mūziķe — person who performs or writes music
• Latvian: muzikants — person who performs or writes music
• Latvian: muzikante — person who performs or writes music
• Ligurian: mûxicante — person who performs or writes music
• Lithuanian: muzikas — person who performs or writes music
• Lithuanian: musikė — person who performs or writes music
• Lithuanian: muzikantas — person who performs or writes music
• Lombard: musicista — person who performs or writes music
• Luxembourgish: Museker — person who performs or writes music
• Luxembourgish: Musekerin — person who performs or writes music
• Macedonian: му́зичар (múzičar) — person who performs or writes music
• Macedonian: музичарка (muzičarka) — person who performs or writes music
• Malay: pemuzik — person who performs or writes music
• Māori: kaiwhakatangi — person who performs or writes music
• Māori: kaipuoro — person who performs or writes music
• Māori: kiripuoro — person who performs or writes music
• Marathi: संगीतकार (saṅgītkār) — person who performs or writes music
• Middle English: musicien — person who performs or writes music
• Middle English: musiker — person who performs or writes music
• Middle English: synger — person who performs or writes music
• Mongolian: хөгжимчин (xögžimčin) — person who performs or writes music
• Mongolian: ᠬᠥᠭᠵᠢᠮᠴᠢᠨ (kögǰimčin) — person who performs or writes music
• Tetelcingo-Nahuatl: mursi̱co — person who performs or writes music
• Norman: musicien — person who performs or writes music
• Norwegian Bokmål: musiker — person who performs or writes music
• Norwegian Nynorsk: musikar — person who performs or writes music
• Old English: dreāmere — person who performs or writes music
• Pali: vādaka — person who performs or writes music
• Iranian Persian: موسیقیدان (musiġi-dân) — person who performs or writes music
• Iranian Persian: موزیسْیَن (muzisyan) — person who performs or writes music
• Iranian Persian: موزیکان (muzikân) — person who performs or writes music
• Iranian Persian: نَوازَنْدِه (navâzande) — person who performs or writes music
• Iranian Persian: موزیکانْچی (muzikânči) — person who performs or writes music
• Piedmontese: musicista — person who performs or writes music
• Polabian: spelman — person who performs or writes music
• Polish: muzyk — person who performs or writes music
• Polish: muzyczka — person who performs or writes music
• Portuguese: músico — person who performs or writes music
• Portuguese: música — person who performs or writes music
• Portuguese: musicista — person who performs or writes music
• Romagnol: mușicânt — person who performs or writes music
• Romanian: muzician — person who performs or writes music
• Romanian: muziciană — person who performs or writes music
• Russian: музыка́нт (muzykánt) — person who performs or writes music
• Russian: музыка́нтка (muzykántka) — person who performs or writes music
• Sanskrit: वादक (vādaka) — person who performs or writes music
• Scots: muisicker — person who performs or writes music
• Scots: muisician — person who performs or writes music
• Scottish Gaelic: ceòladair — person who performs or writes music
• Scottish Gaelic: neach-ciùil — person who performs or writes music
• Serbo-Croatian: му̀зича̄р — person who performs or writes music
• Serbo-Croatian: му̀зича̄рка — person who performs or writes music
• Serbo-Croatian: гла̀збенӣк — person who performs or writes music
• Serbo-Croatian: гла̀збеница — person who performs or writes music
• Serbo-Croatian: mùzičār — person who performs or writes music
• Serbo-Croatian: mùzičārka — person who performs or writes music
• Serbo-Croatian: glàzbenīk — person who performs or writes music
• Serbo-Croatian: glàzbenica — person who performs or writes music
• Slovak: hudobník — person who performs or writes music
• Slovak: hudobníčka — person who performs or writes music
• Slovak: muzikant — person who performs or writes music
• Slovak: muzikantka — person who performs or writes music
• Slovene: glasbenik — person who performs or writes music
• Slovene: glasbenica — person who performs or writes music
• Sotho: sebini — person who performs or writes music
• Spanish: músico — person who performs or writes music
• Spanish: música — person who performs or writes music
• Spanish: musicante — person who performs or writes music
• Spanish: musicastro (despective) — person who performs or writes music
• Spanish: saltimbanqui — person who performs or writes music
• Sranan Tongo: pokuman — person who performs or writes music
• Swahili: mwimbaji — person who performs or writes music
• Swahili: mwanamuziki — person who performs or writes music
• Swedish: musikant — person who performs or writes music
• Swedish: musiker — person who performs or writes music
• Tagalog: musiko — person who performs or writes music
• Tajik: мусиқачӣ (musiqači) — person who performs or writes music
• Tajik: навозанда (navozanda) — person who performs or writes music
• Tajik: мусиқишинос (musiqišinos) — person who performs or writes music
• Tajik: мусиқинавоз (musiqinavoz) — person who performs or writes music
• Tarifit: amedyaz — person who performs or writes music
• Thai: นักดนตรี (nák-don-dtrii) — person who performs or writes music
• Turkish: müzisyen — person who performs or writes music
• Turkmen: sazandar — person who performs or writes music
• Turkmen: sazanda — person who performs or writes music
• Ukrainian: музика́нт (muzykánt) — person who performs or writes music
• Ukrainian: музика́нтка (muzykántka) — person who performs or writes music
• Urdu: مُوسِیقار (mūsīqār) — person who performs or writes music
• Uzbek: musiqachi — person who performs or writes music
• Uzbek: muzikant — person who performs or writes music
• Vietnamese: nhạc sĩ — person who performs or writes music
• Volapük: musigan — person who performs or writes music
• Welsh: cerddwr — person who performs or writes music
• Yiddish: מוזיקער (muziker) — person who performs or writes music
• Yiddish: מוזיקאַנט (muzikant) — person who performs or writes music
• Yiddish: מוזיקאַנטקע (muzikantke) — person who performs or writes music
• Yucatec Maya: páaxnáal — person who performs or writes music