Maestro
//ˈmaɪstɹoʊ//
Translations of "maestro" (16 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arabic | مُوسِيقَار(master in some art) | mūsīqār | |
| Armenian | մաեստրո(master in some art) | maestro | |
| Dutch | maestro(master in some art) | — | |
| Finnish | maestro(master in some art) | — | |
| German | Maestro(master in some art), Meister(master in some art) | — | |
| Indonesian | maestro(master in some art) | — | |
| Italian | maestra(master in some art), maestro(master in some art) | — | |
| Japanese | マエストロ(master in some art), 巨匠(master in some art) | maesutoro, kyoshō | |
| Korean | 거장(master in some art) | geojang | |
| Polish | maestro(master in some art) | — | |
| Portuguese | maestro(master in some art) | — | |
| Romanian | maestru(master in some art), maestră(master in some art) | — | |
| Russian | маэ́стро(master in some art) | maéstro | |
| Spanish | experto(master in some art), profesional(master in some art) | — | |
| Swahili | manju(master in some art) | — | |
| Swedish | maestro(master in some art) | — |
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