pianist

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈpi.ənɪst/
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• Canada, US: /ˈpi.ənɪst/
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• Canada, US: /piˈænɪst/
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• rhymes with (US, Canada) -ænɪst
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• CMU ARPABET: P IY0 AE1 N AH0 S T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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• CMU ARPABET 2: P IY0 AA1 N AH0 S T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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• CMU ARPABET 3: P IY1 AH0 N IH0 S T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From French pianiste, from Italian pianista. Analyzable as piano + -ist.

81 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: عَازِف بِيَانُو (ʕāzif biyānō) — person who plays the piano
• Armenian: դաշնակահար (dašnakahar) — person who plays the piano
• Asturian: pianista — person who plays the piano
• Belarusian: піяні́ст (pijaníst) — person who plays the piano
• Belarusian: піяні́стка (pijanístka) — person who plays the piano
• Bulgarian: пиани́ст (pianíst) — person who plays the piano
• Catalan: pianista — person who plays the piano
• Chinese Cantonese: 鋼琴家 /钢琴家 (gong3 kam4 gaa1) — person who plays the piano
• Chinese Cantonese: 司琴 (si1 kam4) — person who plays the piano
• Chinese Mandarin: 鋼琴家 /钢琴家 (gāngqínjiā) — person who plays the piano
• Chinese Mandarin: 司琴 (sīqín) — person who plays the piano
• Czech: klavírista — person who plays the piano
• Czech: pianista — person who plays the piano
• Danish: pianist — person who plays the piano
• Dutch: pianist — person who plays the piano
• Dutch: pianiste — person who plays the piano
• Dutch: pianospeler — person who plays the piano
• Dutch: pianospeelster — person who plays the piano
• Esperanto: pianisto — person who plays the piano
• Esperanto: pianistino — person who plays the piano
• Estonian: pianist — person who plays the piano
• Estonian: klaverimängija — person who plays the piano
• Finnish: pianisti — person who plays the piano
• Finnish: pianonsoittaja — person who plays the piano
• French: pianiste — person who plays the piano
• Galician: pianista — person who plays the piano
• Georgian: პიანისტი (ṗianisṭi) — person who plays the piano
• German: Pianist — person who plays the piano
• German: Pianistin — person who plays the piano
• German: Klavierspieler — person who plays the piano
• German: Klavierspielerin — person who plays the piano
• Greek: πιανίστας (pianístas) — person who plays the piano
• Hebrew: פְּסַנְתְּרָן (psantrán) — person who plays the piano
• Hebrew: פסנתרנית — person who plays the piano
• Hungarian: zongorista — person who plays the piano
• Hungarian: zongoraművész — person who plays the piano
• Icelandic: píanóleikari — person who plays the piano
• Icelandic: píanisti — person who plays the piano
• Irish: pianódóir — person who plays the piano
• Irish: oirfideach pianó — person who plays the piano
• Italian: pianista — person who plays the piano
• Japanese: ピアニスト (pianisuto) — person who plays the piano
• Kazakh: пианиношы (pianinoşy) — person who plays the piano
• Korean: 피아니스트 (pianiseuteu) — person who plays the piano
• Latin: pianistus — person who plays the piano
• Macedonian: пијани́ст (pijaníst) — person who plays the piano
• Macedonian: пијани́стка (pijanístka) — person who plays the piano
• Malay: pemain piano — person who plays the piano
• Māori: kaiwhakatangi piana — person who plays the piano
• Māori: kaipatu piana — person who plays the piano
• Norman: pianiste — person who plays the piano
• Norwegian Bokmål: pianist — person who plays the piano
• Norwegian Nynorsk: pianist — person who plays the piano
• Persian: پیانیست (piyânist) — person who plays the piano
• Polish: pianista — person who plays the piano
• Polish: pianistka — person who plays the piano
• Portuguese: pianista — person who plays the piano
• Romanian: pianist — person who plays the piano
• Romanian: pianistă — person who plays the piano
• Russian: пиани́ст (pianíst) — person who plays the piano
• Russian: пиани́стка (pianístka) — person who plays the piano
• Serbo-Croatian: пија̀нист — person who plays the piano
• Serbo-Croatian: пија̀нистица — person who plays the piano
• Serbo-Croatian: клавѝрист — person who plays the piano
• Serbo-Croatian: гласовѝра̄ч — person who plays the piano
• Serbo-Croatian: pijànist — person who plays the piano
• Serbo-Croatian: pijànistica — person who plays the piano
• Serbo-Croatian: klavìrist — person who plays the piano
• Serbo-Croatian: glasovìrāč — person who plays the piano
• Slovak: klavirista — person who plays the piano
• Slovene: pianist — person who plays the piano
• Slovene: pianistka — person who plays the piano
• Spanish: pianista — person who plays the piano
• Swedish: pianist — person who plays the piano
• Tagalog: piyanista — person who plays the piano
• Thai: นักเปียโน (nák-bpiia-noo) — person who plays the piano
• Ukrainian: піані́ст (pianíst) — person who plays the piano
• Ukrainian: піані́стка (pianístka) — person who plays the piano
• Volapük: pianodan — person who plays the piano
• Volapük: hipianodan — person who plays the piano
• Volapük: jipianodan — person who plays the piano