Maria's late husband was a violinist.
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Violinist
Synonyms for "violinist" (4 found)
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86 translations across 52 languages.
Albanian
2 entries- violinist noun (person who plays violin)
- violiniste noun (person who plays violin)
Aragonese
1 entries- biolinero noun (person who plays violin)
Armenian
1 entries- ջութակահար noun (person who plays violin)
Asturian
1 entries- violinista noun (person who plays violin)
Azerbaijani
1 entries- skripkaçı noun (person who plays violin)
Belarusian
2 entries- скрыпа́ч noun (person who plays violin)
- скрыпа́чка noun (person who plays violin)
Breton
1 entries- violonour noun (person who plays violin)
Bulgarian
4 entries- виолини́ст noun (person who plays violin)
- виолини́стка noun (person who plays violin)
- цигула́р noun (person who plays violin)
- цигула́рка noun (person who plays violin)
Catalan
1 entries- violinista noun (person who plays violin)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 小提琴家 noun (person who plays violin)
- 小提琴手 noun (person who plays violin)
Czech
2 entries- houslista noun (person who plays violin)
- houslistka noun (person who plays violin)
Danish
1 entries- violinist noun (person who plays violin)
Dutch
4 entries- violist noun (person who plays violin)
- violiste noun (person who plays violin)
- vioolspeelster noun (person who plays violin)
- vioolspeler noun (person who plays violin)
Esperanto
2 entries- violonistino noun (person who plays violin)
- violonisto noun (person who plays violin)
Estonian
1 entries- viiuldaja noun (person who plays violin)
Finnish
1 entries- viulisti noun (person who plays violin)
French
1 entries- violoniste noun (person who plays violin)
Georgian
1 entries- მევიოლინე noun (person who plays violin)
German
4 entries- Geiger noun (person who plays violin)
- Geigerin noun (person who plays violin)
- Violinist noun (person who plays violin)
- Violinistin noun (person who plays violin)
Greek
4 entries- βιολίστρια noun (person who plays violin)
- βιολιστής noun (person who plays violin)
- βιολονίστας noun (person who plays violin)
- βιολονίστρια noun (person who plays violin)
Hebrew
1 entries- כַּנָּר noun (person who plays violin)
Hungarian
2 entries- hegedűművész noun (person who plays violin)
- hegedűs noun (person who plays violin)
Irish
1 entries- veidhleadóir noun (person who plays violin)
Italian
1 entries- violinista noun (person who plays violin)
Japanese
2 entries- バイオリニスト noun (person who plays violin)
- ヴァイオリニスト noun (person who plays violin)
Kazakh
1 entries- скрипкашы noun (person who plays violin)
Korean
1 entries- 바이올리니스트 noun (person who plays violin)
Kyrgyz
1 entries- скрипкачы noun (person who plays violin)
Latin
1 entries- violinistus noun (person who plays violin)
Latvian
2 entries- vijolniece noun (person who plays violin)
- vijolnieks noun (person who plays violin)
Lithuanian
2 entries- smui̇̃kininkas noun (person who plays violin)
- smui̇̃kininkė noun (person who plays violin)
Macedonian
2 entries- виолини́ст noun (person who plays violin)
- виолини́стка noun (person who plays violin)
Malay
1 entries- pemain violin noun (person who plays violin)
Mongolian
1 entries- хийлч noun (person who plays violin)
Norman
1 entries- violonniste noun (person who plays violin)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- fiolinist noun (person who plays violin)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- fiolinist noun (person who plays violin)
Ottoman Turkish
1 entries- كامنچهجی noun (person who plays violin)
Polish
2 entries- skrzypaczka noun (person who plays violin)
- skrzypek noun (person who plays violin)
Portuguese
1 entries- violinista noun (person who plays violin)
Romanian
4 entries- violonist noun (person who plays violin)
- violonistă noun (person who plays violin)
- viorist noun (person who plays violin)
- vioristă noun (person who plays violin)
Russian
2 entries- скрипа́ч noun (person who plays violin)
- скрипа́чка noun (person who plays violin)
Slovak
2 entries- huslista noun (person who plays violin)
- huslistka noun (person who plays violin)
Slovene
2 entries- violinist noun (person who plays violin)
- violinistka noun (person who plays violin)
Spanish
1 entries- violinista noun (person who plays violin)
Swedish
1 entries- violinist noun (person who plays violin)
Tajik
1 entries- скрипканавоз noun (person who plays violin)
Thai
1 entries- นักไวโอลิน noun (person who plays violin)
Turkish
1 entries- kemancı noun (person who plays violin)
Ukrainian
4 entries- скрипа́к noun (person who plays violin)
- скрипа́ль noun (person who plays violin)
- скрипа́лька noun (person who plays violin)
- скрипа́ч noun (person who plays violin)
Uzbek
2 entries- skripach noun (person who plays violin)
- skripkachi noun (person who plays violin)
Vietnamese
1 entries- tay chơi vi-ô-lông noun (person who plays violin)
Sample sentences
12 total sentences available.
The violinist waits for the signal to play.
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The violinist has excellent technique.
Source: tatoeba (50033)
Mr Smith is an eminent violinist.
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