saxophonist

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• UK: /ˌsækˈsɒ.fə.nɪst/
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• US: /ˈsæk.səˌfoʊn.ɪst/
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• US: /ˌsækˈsɑ.fə.nɪst/
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• CMU ARPABET: S AE1 K S AH0 F OW2 N IH0 S T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree English saxophone 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 saxophonist From saxophone + -ist.

56 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: սաքսոֆոնահար (sakʻsofonahar) — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Belarusian: саксафаніст (saksafanist) — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Belarusian: саксафаністка (saksafanistka) — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Bulgarian: саксофони́ст (saksofoníst) — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Bulgarian: саксофони́стка (saksofonístka) — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Catalan: saxofonista — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Czech: saxofonista — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Czech: saxofonistka — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Danish: saxofonist — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Dutch: saxofoonspeler — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Dutch: saxofoonspeelster — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Dutch: saxofonist — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Dutch: saxofoniste — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Estonian: saksofonimängija — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Estonian: saksofonist — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Finnish: saksofonisti — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Finnish: fonisti — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• French: saxophoniste — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Galician: saxofonista — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Georgian: საქსოფონისტი (saksoponisṭi) — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• German: Saxophonist — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• German: Saxophonistin — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Greek: σαξοφωνίστας (saxofonístas) — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Greek: σαξοφωνίστρια (saxofonístria) — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Hungarian: szaxofonos — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Irish: sacsafónaí — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Italian: sassofonista — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Italian: saxofonista — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Kazakh: саксофоншы (saksofonşy) — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Latin: saxophonista — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Latin: saxophonistus — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Latvian: saksofonists — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Latvian: saksofoniste — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Lithuanian: saksofònininkas — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Lithuanian: saksofònininkė — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Lithuanian: saksofoni̇̀stas — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Lithuanian: saksofoni̇̀stė — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Macedonian: саксофонист (saksofonist) — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Macedonian: саксофонистка (saksofonistka) — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Norwegian Bokmål: saksofonist — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Norwegian Nynorsk: saksofonist — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Polish: saksofonista — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Polish: saksofonistka — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Portuguese: saxofonista — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Romanian: saxofonist — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Romanian: saxofonistă — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Russian: саксофони́ст (saksofoníst) — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Russian: саксофони́стка (saksofonístka) — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Slovak: saxofonista — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Slovak: saxofonistka — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Spanish: saxofonista — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Swedish: saxofonist — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Turkish: saksofoncu — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Ukrainian: саксофоні́ст (saksofoníst) — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Ukrainian: саксофоні́стка (saksofonístka) — person who plays or practices with the saxophone
• Uzbek: saksofonchi — person who plays or practices with the saxophone