simphaner

Middle English

Etymology

From Old French simphonieur and/or Medieval Latin symphōniārius. Closely related to simphane, simphan (“musical instrument”).

Noun

simphaner (plural simphaners)

  1. A person who plays a musical instrument; an instrumentalist.

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