See Pianist

English

Etymology

From < pianiste < pianista. Also piano|pian(o) + -ist.

Pronunciation

• IPA: /pi'ænɪst/ (US)
• IPA: /'piənɪst/ (RP)

Noun

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1. A person who plays the piano, particularly with skill or as part of an orchestra.
2. {{context|World War II|WWII}} A spy using radio or wireless telegraphy to keep in touch with headquarters during the Second World War

Synonyms

piano player

Translations

• Breton: pianoour -ien
• Chinese: (gāngqínjiā)
• Czech: klavírista
• Danish:
• Dutch: {{t+|nl|pianist|m}}
• Esperanto: pianisto , pianistino (rare)
• Finnish:
• French:
• German: {{t+|de|Pianist|m}}, {{t+|de|Pianistin|f}}, {{t-|de|Klavierspieler|m}}, Klavierspielerin
• Hungarian: ,

• Icelandic: píanóleikari , píanisti
• Irish: piandir
• Italian: pianista ,
• Latin: pianistus
• Polish: {{t+|pl|pianista|m}}, {{t+|pl|pianistka|f}}
• Portuguese: {{t+|pt|pianista|m}}
• Romanian: {{t-|ro|pianist|m}}, {{t|ro|pianistă|f}}
• Russian: пианист (pianíst)
• Slovene: {{t+|sl|pianist|m}}
• Spanish: {{t+|es|pianista|m}}

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Romanian

Etymology

Pronunciation

IPA: [pi.a'nist]

Noun

{{ro-noun|gend=m|pl=pianişti|f=pianistă}}

Declension

Category:ro:Occupations

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Slovene

Noun

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