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English [edit]
Alternative forms [edit]
Etymology [edit]
music + -ian
Pronunciation [edit]
- Hyphenation: mu‧si‧cian
- IPA: /mjuˈzɪʃən/, X-SAMPA: /mju"zIS@n/
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- Rhymes: -ɪʃən
musician (plural musicians)
- A composer, conductor, or performer of music.
Hyponyms [edit]
Translations [edit]
person who performs or writes music
- Afrikaans: musikant (af), musikus (af), musici (af) pl
- Arabic: موسيقي (ar) (musiiqiy) m
- Armenian: երաժիշտ (hy) (eražišt)
- Asturian: músicu (ast) m
- Belarusian: музыкант (be) (muzykánt) m
- Bengali: বাদক (bn) (bādak)
- Breton: soner (br) m, sonour (br) m, muzisian (br) m, muziker (br) m
- Bulgarian: музикант (bg) (muzikánt) m
- Catalan: músic (ca) m
- Chechen: музыкант
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 音樂家 (cmn), 音乐家 (cmn) (yīnyuèjiā)
- Czech: hudebník (cs) m, muzikant (cs) m
- Danish: musiker (da)
- Dutch: muzikant (nl) m, muzikante (nl) f, musicus (nl) m and f
- Esperanto: muzikisto (eo)
- Finnish: muusikko (fi), musikantti (fi), pelimanni (fi)
- French: musicien (fr) m, musicienne (fr) f
- Galician: músico (gl) m, música (gl) f
- German: Musikant (de) m, Musiker (de) m, Musikerin (de) f
- Greek: μουσικός (el) (mousikós) m and f
- Greenlandic: nipilersortartoq (kl)
- Hebrew: מוזיקאי (he) (muzikai)
- Hindi: संगीतकार (hi) (sãṅgītkār) m
- Hungarian: zenész (hu), muzsikus (hu)
- Irish: ceoltóir (ga) m
- Italian: musicista (it) m and f, musico (it) m
- Japanese: 音楽家 (ja) (おんがくか, ongakuka)
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