organist

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From Middle French organiste, from Medieval Latin organista. By surface analysis, organ + -ist.

55 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: երգեհոնահար (ergehonahar) — musician who plays the organ
• Belarusian: арганіст (arhanist) — musician who plays the organ
• Belarusian: арганістка (arhanistka) — musician who plays the organ
• Catalan: organista — musician who plays the organ
• Chinese Cantonese: 風琴家 /风琴家 (fung1 kam4 gaa1) — musician who plays the organ
• Chinese Cantonese: 司琴 (si1 kam4) — musician who plays the organ
• Chinese Mandarin: 風琴家 /风琴家 (fēngqínjiā) — musician who plays the organ
• Chinese Mandarin: 司琴 (sīqín) — musician who plays the organ
• Czech: varhaník — musician who plays the organ
• Dutch: organist — musician who plays the organ
• Esperanto: orgenisto — musician who plays the organ
• Finnish: urkuri — musician who plays the organ
• French: organiste — musician who plays the organ
• Galician: organista — musician who plays the organ
• German: Organist — musician who plays the organ
• German: Organistin — musician who plays the organ
• German: Orgelspieler — musician who plays the organ
• German: Orgelspielerin — musician who plays the organ
• Greek: οργανίστας (organístas) — musician who plays the organ
• Hebrew: אורגניסט (organíst) — musician who plays the organ
• Hebrew: נגן עוגב (nagán ugáv) — musician who plays the organ
• Hebrew: עוגבאי (ugaváy) — musician who plays the organ
• Hungarian: orgonista — musician who plays the organ
• Hungarian: orgonaművész — musician who plays the organ
• Icelandic: orgelleikari — musician who plays the organ
• Icelandic: organisti — musician who plays the organ
• Ido: orgenisto — musician who plays the organ
• Irish: orgánaí — musician who plays the organ
• Italian: organista — musician who plays the organ
• Japanese: オルガニスト (oruganisuto) — musician who plays the organ
• Korean: 오르가니스트 (oreuganiseuteu) — musician who plays the organ
• Lithuanian: vargonininkas — musician who plays the organ
• Luxembourgish: Uergelspiller — musician who plays the organ
• Macedonian: оргулар (orgular) — musician who plays the organ
• Macedonian: органист (organist) — musician who plays the organ
• Norman: organiste — musician who plays the organ
• Norwegian Bokmål: organist — musician who plays the organ
• Norwegian Nynorsk: organist — musician who plays the organ
• Polish: organista — musician who plays the organ
• Polish: organistka — musician who plays the organ
• Portuguese: organista — musician who plays the organ
• Romanian: organist — musician who plays the organ
• Romanian: organistă — musician who plays the organ
• Russian: органи́ст (organíst) — musician who plays the organ
• Russian: органи́стка (organístka) — musician who plays the organ
• Spanish: organista — musician who plays the organ
• Swedish: organist — musician who plays the organ
• Turkish: orgcu — musician who plays the organ
• Ukrainian: органі́ст (orhaníst) — musician who plays the organ
• Ukrainian: органі́стка (orhanístka) — musician who plays the organ
• Volapük: gelan — musician who plays the organ
• Volapük: higelan — musician who plays the organ
• Volapük: jigelan — musician who plays the organ
• Yiddish: אָרגאַניסט (organist) — musician who plays the organ
• Yiddish: אָרגלער (orgler) — musician who plays the organ