Musician
//mjuˈzɪʃən//
Translations of "musician" (100 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | musici(person who performs or writes music), musikant(person who performs or writes music), musikus(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Albanian | muzikant(person who performs or writes music), muzikante(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | μουσικός(person who performs or writes music) | mousikós | |
| Arabic | مُوسِيقِيَّة(person who performs or writes music), مُوسِيقِيّ(person who performs or writes music) | mūsīqiyya, mūsīqiyy | |
| Armenian | երաժիշտ(person who performs or writes music) | eražišt | |
| Asturian | músicu(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | musiqiçi(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Basque | musikari(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Belarusian | музы́ка(person who performs or writes music), музыка́нт(person who performs or writes music), музыка́нтка(person who performs or writes music) | muzýka, muzykánt, muzykántka | |
| Bengali | বাদক(person who performs or writes music) | badok | |
| Breton | muziker(person who performs or writes music), muzisian(person who performs or writes music), soner(person who performs or writes music), sonour(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Bulgarian | музика́нт(person who performs or writes music), музика́нтка(person who performs or writes music) | muzikánt, muzikántka | |
| Burmese | ဂီတသမား(person who performs or writes music) | gita.sa.ma: | |
| Catalan | músic(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Chechen | музыкант(person who performs or writes music) | muzykant | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 音樂家 /音乐家(person who performs or writes music) | jam¹ ngok⁶ gaa¹ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 音樂家 /音乐家(person who performs or writes music) | yīnyuèjiā | |
| Chukchi | эʼйӈэнэӈэткульын(person who performs or writes music) | ėʼjṇėnėṇėtkulʹyn | |
| Cornish | ilewydh(person who performs or writes music), ilewydhes(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Corsican | musicante(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Czech | hudebnice(person who performs or writes music), hudebník(person who performs or writes music), muzikant(person who performs or writes music), muzikantka(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Danish | musiker(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Dutch | musicus(person who performs or writes music), muzikant(person who performs or writes music), muzikante(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Esperanto | muzikisto(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Estonian | muusik(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Faroese | tónleikari(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Finnish | muusikko(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| French | musicien(person who performs or writes music), musicienne(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Galician | música(person who performs or writes music), músico(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Georgian | მუსიკოსი(person who performs or writes music) | musiḳosi | |
| German | Musikant m Musikantin(person who performs or writes music), Musiker(person who performs or writes music), Musikerin(person who performs or writes music), Musikus(person who performs or writes music), Tonkünstler(person who performs or writes music), Tonkünstlerin(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Greek | μουσικός(person who performs or writes music) | mousikós | |
| Greenlandic | nipilersortartoq(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Hebrew | מוּזִיקַאי(person who performs or writes music) | muzikái | |
| Hindi | मूसीक़ार(person who performs or writes music), मूसीकार(person who performs or writes music), वादक(person who performs or writes music), संगीतकार(person who performs or writes music) | mūsīqār, mūsīkār, vādak, saṅgītkār | |
| Hungarian | muzsikus(person who performs or writes music), zenész(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Icelandic | tónlistarmaður(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Indonesian | musikus(person who performs or writes music), pemusik(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | موزیسْیَن(person who performs or writes music), موزیکان(person who performs or writes music), موزیکانْچی(person who performs or writes music), موسیقیدان(person who performs or writes music), نَوازَنْدِه(person who performs or writes music) | muzisyan, muzikân, muzikânči, musiġi-dân, navâzande | |
| Irish | ceoltóir(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Italian | musicista(person who performs or writes music), musico(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Japanese | 音楽家(person who performs or writes music), 音楽家(person who performs or writes music) | ongakuka, ongakka | |
| Javanese | niyógo(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Kalmyk | көгҗмч(person who performs or writes music) | kögjmç | |
| Kazakh | музыкант(person who performs or writes music) | muzykant | |
| Khmer | វាទកៈ(person who performs or writes music), អ្នកភ្លេង(person who performs or writes music) | viətĕəʼkaʼ, nĕək phleing | |
| Korean | 음악가(person who performs or writes music) | eumakga | |
| Kyrgyz | музыкант(person who performs or writes music) | muzıkant | |
| Lao | ນັກດົນຕີ(person who performs or writes music) | nak don tī | |
| Latin | mūsica(person who performs or writes music), mūsicus(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Latvian | muzikante(person who performs or writes music), muzikants(person who performs or writes music), mūziķe(person who performs or writes music), mūziķis(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Ligurian | mûxicante(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Lithuanian | musikė(person who performs or writes music), muzikantas(person who performs or writes music), muzikas(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Lombard | musicista(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Luxembourgish | Museker(person who performs or writes music), Musekerin(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Macedonian | му́зичар(person who performs or writes music), музичарка(person who performs or writes music) | múzičar, muzičarka | |
| Malay | pemuzik(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Māori | kaipuoro(person who performs or writes music), kaiwhakatangi(person who performs or writes music), kiripuoro(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Marathi | संगीतकार(person who performs or writes music) | saṅgītkār | |
| Middle English | musicien(person who performs or writes music), musiker(person who performs or writes music), synger(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Mongolian | хөгжимчин(person who performs or writes music), ᠬᠥᠭᠵᠢᠮᠴᠢᠨ(person who performs or writes music) | xögžimčin, köɣǰimčin | |
| Norman | musicien(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | musiker(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | musikar(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Old English | dreāmere(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Pali | vādaka(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Piedmontese | musicista(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Polabian | spelman(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Polish | muzyczka(person who performs or writes music), muzyk(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Portuguese | musicista(person who performs or writes music), música(person who performs or writes music), músico(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Romagnol | mușicânt(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Romanian | muzician(person who performs or writes music), muziciană(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Russian | музыка́нт(person who performs or writes music), музыка́нтка(person who performs or writes music) | muzykánt, muzykántka | |
| Sanskrit | वादक(person who performs or writes music) | vādaka | |
| Scots | muisician(person who performs or writes music), muisicker(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Scottish Gaelic | ceòladair(person who performs or writes music), neach-ciùil(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | glàzbenica(person who performs or writes music), glàzbenīk(person who performs or writes music), mùzičār(person who performs or writes music), mùzičārka(person who performs or writes music), гла̀збеница(person who performs or writes music), гла̀збенӣк(person who performs or writes music), му̀зича̄р(person who performs or writes music), му̀зича̄рка(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Slovak | hudobník(person who performs or writes music), hudobníčka(person who performs or writes music), muzikant(person who performs or writes music), muzikantka(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Slovene | glasbenica(person who performs or writes music), glasbenik(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Sotho | sebini(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Southern Altai | кӱӱчи(person who performs or writes music), музыкант(person who performs or writes music) | küüči, muzïkant | |
| Spanish | musicante(person who performs or writes music), musicastro (despective)(person who performs or writes music), música(person who performs or writes music), músico(person who performs or writes music), saltimbanqui(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Sranan Tongo | pokuman(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Swahili | mwanamuziki(person who performs or writes music), mwimbaji(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Swedish | musikant(person who performs or writes music), musiker(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Tagalog | musiko(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Tajik | мусиқачӣ(person who performs or writes music), мусиқинавоз(person who performs or writes music), мусиқишинос(person who performs or writes music), навозанда(person who performs or writes music) | musiqači, musiqinavoz, musiqišinos, navozanda | |
| Tarifit | amedyaz(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Tetelcingo-Nahuatl | mursi̱co(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Thai | นักดนตรี(person who performs or writes music) | nák-don-dtrii | |
| Turkish | müzisyen(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Turkmen | sazanda(person who performs or writes music), sazandar(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Ukrainian | музика́нт(person who performs or writes music), музика́нтка(person who performs or writes music) | muzykánt, muzykántka | |
| Urdu | مُوسِیقار(person who performs or writes music) | mūsīqār | |
| Uzbek | musiqachi(person who performs or writes music), muzikant(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Vietnamese | nhạc sĩ(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Volapük | musigan(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Welsh | cerddwr(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| West-Frisian | muzikant(person who performs or writes music), muzikante(person who performs or writes music), muzikus(person who performs or writes music), muzykman(person who performs or writes music) | — | |
| Yiddish | מוזיקאַנט(person who performs or writes music), מוזיקאַנטקע(person who performs or writes music), מוזיקער(person who performs or writes music) | muzikant, muzikantke, muziker |
musici, musikant, musikus
muzikant, muzikante
músicu
musiqiçi
musikari
muziker, muzisian, soner, sonour
músic
ilewydh, ilewydhes
musicante
hudebnice, hudebník, muzikant, muzikantka
musiker
musicus, muzikant, muzikante
muzikisto
muusik
tónleikari
muusikko
musicien, musicienne
música, músico
Musikant m Musikantin, Musiker, Musikerin, Musikus, Tonkünstler, Tonkünstlerin
nipilersortartoq
muzsikus, zenész
tónlistarmaður
musikus, pemusik
موزیسْیَن, موزیکان, موزیکانْچی, موسیقیدان, نَوازَنْدِه
muzisyan, muzikân, muzikânči, musiġi-dân, navâzande
ceoltóir
musicista, musico
niyógo
mūsica, mūsicus
muzikante, muzikants, mūziķe, mūziķis
mûxicante
musikė, muzikantas, muzikas
musicista
Museker, Musekerin
pemuzik
kaipuoro, kaiwhakatangi, kiripuoro
musicien, musiker, synger
musicien
musiker
musikar
dreāmere
vādaka
musicista
spelman
muzyczka, muzyk
musicista, música, músico
mușicânt
muzician, muziciană
muisician, muisicker
ceòladair, neach-ciùil
glàzbenica, glàzbenīk, mùzičār, mùzičārka, гла̀збеница, гла̀збенӣк, му̀зича̄р, му̀зича̄рка
hudobník, hudobníčka, muzikant, muzikantka
glasbenica, glasbenik
sebini
musicante, musicastro (despective), música, músico, saltimbanqui
pokuman
mwanamuziki, mwimbaji
musikant, musiker
musiko
amedyaz
mursi̱co
müzisyen
sazanda, sazandar
musiqachi, muzikant
nhạc sĩ
musigan
cerddwr
muzikant, muzikante, muzikus, muzykman
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