The organist played Messiaen, and notes of all colors and aromas rained down upon the rapt audience in the nave of the church.
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Organist
Synonyms for "organist"
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3 entriesTranslations
55 translations across 37 languages.
Armenian
1 entries- երգեհոնահար noun (musician who plays the organ)
Belarusian
2 entries- арганіст noun (musician who plays the organ)
- арганістка noun (musician who plays the organ)
Catalan
1 entries- organista noun (musician who plays the organ)
Chinese Cantonese
2 entries- 司琴 noun (musician who plays the organ)
- 風琴家 /风琴家 noun (musician who plays the organ)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 司琴 noun (musician who plays the organ)
- 風琴家 /风琴家 noun (musician who plays the organ)
Czech
1 entries- varhaník noun (musician who plays the organ)
Dutch
1 entries- organist noun (musician who plays the organ)
Esperanto
1 entries- orgenisto noun (musician who plays the organ)
Finnish
1 entries- urkuri noun (musician who plays the organ)
French
1 entries- organiste noun (musician who plays the organ)
Galician
1 entries- organista noun (musician who plays the organ)
German
4 entries- Organist noun (musician who plays the organ)
- Organistin noun (musician who plays the organ)
- Orgelspieler noun (musician who plays the organ)
- Orgelspielerin noun (musician who plays the organ)
Greek
1 entries- οργανίστας noun (musician who plays the organ)
Hebrew
3 entries- אורגניסט noun (musician who plays the organ)
- נגן עוגב noun (musician who plays the organ)
- עוגבאי noun (musician who plays the organ)
Hungarian
2 entries- orgonaművész noun (musician who plays the organ)
- orgonista noun (musician who plays the organ)
Icelandic
2 entries- organisti noun (musician who plays the organ)
- orgelleikari noun (musician who plays the organ)
Ido
1 entries- orgenisto noun (musician who plays the organ)
Irish
1 entries- orgánaí noun (musician who plays the organ)
Italian
1 entries- organista noun (musician who plays the organ)
Japanese
1 entries- オルガニスト noun (musician who plays the organ)
Korean
1 entries- 오르가니스트 noun (musician who plays the organ)
Lithuanian
1 entries- vargonininkas noun (musician who plays the organ)
Luxembourgish
1 entries- Uergelspiller noun (musician who plays the organ)
Macedonian
2 entries- органист noun (musician who plays the organ)
- оргулар noun (musician who plays the organ)
Norman
1 entries- organiste noun (musician who plays the organ)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- organist noun (musician who plays the organ)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- organist noun (musician who plays the organ)
Polish
2 entries- organista noun (musician who plays the organ)
- organistka noun (musician who plays the organ)
Portuguese
1 entries- organista noun (musician who plays the organ)
Romanian
2 entries- organist noun (musician who plays the organ)
- organistă noun (musician who plays the organ)
Russian
2 entries- органи́ст noun (musician who plays the organ)
- органи́стка noun (musician who plays the organ)
Spanish
1 entries- organista noun (musician who plays the organ)
Swedish
1 entries- organist noun (musician who plays the organ)
Turkish
1 entries- orgcu noun (musician who plays the organ)
Ukrainian
2 entries- органі́ст noun (musician who plays the organ)
- органі́стка noun (musician who plays the organ)
Volapük
3 entries- gelan noun (musician who plays the organ)
- higelan noun (musician who plays the organ)
- jigelan noun (musician who plays the organ)
Yiddish
2 entries- אָרגאַניסט noun (musician who plays the organ)
- אָרגלער noun (musician who plays the organ)
Sample sentences
10 total sentences available.
The organist was elderly.
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An organist accompanied the song of the believers.
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The only organist here is you.
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