Piper
//ˈpaɪ.pɚ//
Translations of "piper" (17 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | αὐλητής(musician who plays a pipe), αὐλητρίς(musician who plays a pipe) | aulētḗs, aulētrís | |
| Arabic | زَمَّار(musician who plays a pipe) | zammār | |
| Bulgarian | свира́ч(musician who plays a pipe) | sviráč | |
| Finnish | huilunsoittaja(musician who plays a pipe), säkkipillinsoittaja(musician who plays a pipe) | — | |
| French | joueur de pipeau(musician who plays a pipe), joueuse de pipeau(musician who plays a pipe) | — | |
| Greek | αυλητής(musician who plays a pipe) | avlitís | |
| Hebrew | חֲלִילָן(musician who plays a pipe) | khalilán | |
| Hungarian | dudás(musician who plays a pipe), sípos(musician who plays a pipe) | — | |
| Irish | píobaire(musician who plays a pipe) | — | |
| Italian | pifferaio(musician who plays a pipe) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | دودوكجی(musician who plays a pipe) | düdükçü | |
| Portuguese | flautista(musician who plays a pipe) | — | |
| Romanian | fluierar(musician who plays a pipe) | — | |
| Russian | волы́нщик(musician who plays a pipe), ду́дочник(musician who plays a pipe), флейти́ст(musician who plays a pipe) | volýnščik, dúdočnik, flejtíst | |
| Scottish Gaelic | pìobair(musician who plays a pipe) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | frùlāš(musician who plays a pipe), фру̀ла̄ш(musician who plays a pipe) | — | |
| Ukrainian | дуда́р(musician who plays a pipe), ґа́йдар(musician who plays a pipe) | dudár, gájdar |
huilunsoittaja, säkkipillinsoittaja
joueur de pipeau, joueuse de pipeau
dudás, sípos
píobaire
pifferaio
flautista
fluierar
pìobair
frùlāš, фру̀ла̄ш
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