songstress

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• General-American: /ˈsɑŋɡ.stɹɪs/
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From songster + -ess. Compare West Frisian sjongeres (“songstress”), Dutch zangeres (“songstress”).

32 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: певи́ца (pevíca) — a female singer
• Chinese Mandarin: 女歌手 (nǚ gēshǒu) — a female singer
• Czech: zpěvačka — a female singer
• Czech: pěvkyně — a female singer
• Danish: sangerinde — a female singer
• Dutch: zangeres — a female singer
• Esperanto: kantistino — a female singer
• Finnish: laulajatar — a female singer
• Finnish: naislaulaja — a female singer
• French: chanteuse — a female singer
• German: Sängerin — a female singer
• Hungarian: énekesnő — a female singer
• Italian: cantante — a female singer
• Japanese: 女性歌手 (josei kashu) — a female singer
• Japanese: 歌姫 (utahime) — a female singer
• Latin: cantrīx — a female singer
• Middle English: syngeresse — a female singer
• Middle English: syngster — a female singer
• Norwegian Bokmål: sangerinne — a female singer
• Polish: pieśniarka — a female singer
• Portuguese: cantora — a female singer
• Russian: певи́ца (pevíca) — a female singer
• Russian: певу́нья (pevúnʹja) — a female singer
• Scottish Gaelic: bean-seinn — a female singer
• Serbo-Croatian: пјева̀чица — a female singer
• Serbo-Croatian: pjevàčica — a female singer
• Spanish: cantante — a female singer
• Spanish: cantora — a female singer
• Swedish: sångerska — a female singer
• Ukrainian: співа́чка (spiváčka) — a female singer
• Yiddish: זינגערין (zingerin) — a female singer
• Yiddish: זינגערקע (zingerke) — a female singer