violinist

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Etymology tree Medieval Latin *vitulader. Old Occitan violabor.? Italian viola Proto-Indo-European *-nós Proto-Indo-European *-iHnos Proto-Italic *-īnos Latin -īnus Italian -ino Italian violinoder. English violin 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 violinist From violin + -ist.

87 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: violinist — person who plays violin
• Albanian: violiniste — person who plays violin
• Aragonese: biolinero — person who plays violin
• Armenian: ջութակահար (ǰutʻakahar) — person who plays violin
• Asturian: violinista — person who plays violin
• Azerbaijani: skripkaçı — person who plays violin
• Belarusian: скрыпа́ч (skrypáč) — person who plays violin
• Belarusian: скрыпа́чка (skrypáčka) — person who plays violin
• Breton: violonour — person who plays violin
• Bulgarian: цигула́р (cigulár) — person who plays violin
• Bulgarian: цигула́рка (cigulárka) — person who plays violin
• Bulgarian: виолини́ст (violiníst) — person who plays violin
• Bulgarian: виолини́стка (violinístka) — person who plays violin
• Catalan: violinista — person who plays violin
• Chinese Mandarin: 小提琴手 (xiǎotíqínshǒu) — person who plays violin
• Chinese Mandarin: 小提琴家 (xiǎotíqínjiā) — person who plays violin
• Czech: houslista — person who plays violin
• Czech: houslistka — person who plays violin
• Danish: violinist — person who plays violin
• Dutch: violist — person who plays violin
• Dutch: violiste — person who plays violin
• Dutch: vioolspeler — person who plays violin
• Dutch: vioolspeelster — person who plays violin
• Esperanto: violonisto — person who plays violin
• Esperanto: violonistino — person who plays violin
• Estonian: viiuldaja — person who plays violin
• Finnish: viulisti — person who plays violin
• French: violoniste — person who plays violin
• Georgian: მევიოლინე (mevioline) — person who plays violin
• German: Violinist — person who plays violin
• German: Violinistin — person who plays violin
• German: Geiger — person who plays violin
• German: Geigerin — person who plays violin
• Greek: βιολιστής (violistís) — person who plays violin
• Greek: βιολίστρια (violístria) — person who plays violin
• Greek: βιολονίστας (violonístas) — person who plays violin
• Greek: βιολονίστρια (violonístria) — person who plays violin
• Hebrew: כַּנָּר (kanár) — person who plays violin
• Hungarian: hegedűművész — person who plays violin
• Hungarian: hegedűs — person who plays violin
• Irish: veidhleadóir — person who plays violin
• Italian: violinista — person who plays violin
• Japanese: バイオリニスト (baiorinisuto) — person who plays violin
• Japanese: ヴァイオリニスト (vaiorinisuto) — person who plays violin
• Kazakh: скрипкашы (skripkaşy) — person who plays violin
• Korean: 바이올리니스트 (baiolliniseuteu) — person who plays violin
• Kyrgyz: скрипкачы (skripkacı) — person who plays violin
• Latin: violinistus — person who plays violin
• Latvian: vijolnieks — person who plays violin
• Latvian: vijolniece — person who plays violin
• Lithuanian: smui̇̃kininkas — person who plays violin
• Lithuanian: smui̇̃kininkė — person who plays violin
• Macedonian: виолини́ст (violiníst) — person who plays violin
• Macedonian: виолини́стка (violinístka) — person who plays violin
• Malay: pemain violin — person who plays violin
• Marshallese: ri-baeoliin — person who plays violin
• Mongolian: хийлч (xiilč) — person who plays violin
• Norman: violonniste — person who plays violin
• Norwegian Bokmål: fiolinist — person who plays violin
• Norwegian Nynorsk: fiolinist — person who plays violin
• Polish: skrzypek — person who plays violin
• Polish: skrzypaczka — person who plays violin
• Portuguese: violinista — person who plays violin
• Romanian: violonist — person who plays violin
• Romanian: violonistă — person who plays violin
• Romanian: viorist — person who plays violin
• Romanian: vioristă — person who plays violin
• Russian: скрипа́ч (skripáč) — person who plays violin
• Russian: скрипа́чка (skripáčka) — person who plays violin
• Slovak: huslista — person who plays violin
• Slovak: huslistka — person who plays violin
• Slovene: violinist — person who plays violin
• Slovene: violinistka — person who plays violin
• Spanish: violinista — person who plays violin
• Swedish: violinist — person who plays violin
• Tajik: скрипканавоз (skripkanavoz) — person who plays violin
• Thai: นักไวโอลิน (nák-wai-oo-lin) — person who plays violin
• Turkish: kemancı — person who plays violin
• Ottoman Turkish: كامنچهجی (kemençeci) — person who plays violin
• Ukrainian: скрипа́ль (skrypálʹ) — person who plays violin
• Ukrainian: скрипа́лька (skrypálʹka) — person who plays violin
• Ukrainian: скрипа́ч (skrypáč) — person who plays violin
• Ukrainian: скрипа́чка (skrypáčka) — person who plays violin
• Ukrainian: скрипа́к (skrypák) — person who plays violin
• Uzbek: skripkachi — person who plays violin
• Uzbek: skripach — person who plays violin
• Vietnamese: tay chơi vi-ô-lông — person who plays violin