soloist
English
Etymology
From
solo
+
-ist
.
Noun
soloist
(
plural
soloists
)
A person who
performs
a
solo
.
Derived terms
free soloist
soloistic
Translations
a person who performs a solo
Armenian:
մենակատար
(hy)
(
menakatar
)
Bulgarian:
солист
m
(
solist
)
Chinese:
Mandarin:
獨唱者
/
独唱者
(
dúchàng zhě
)
Czech:
sólista
(cs)
m
Dutch:
solist
(nl)
m
or
f
Esperanto:
solisto
Finnish:
solisti
(fi)
French:
soliste
(fr)
m
or
f
German:
Solist
(de)
m
,
Solistin
(de)
f
Hungarian:
szólista
(hu)
Icelandic:
einleikari
m
,
sólisti
m
Irish:
ceoltóir aonair
m
Italian:
solista
(it)
m
or
f
Japanese:
ソリスト
(
sorisuto
)
,
独唱者
(
どくしょうしゃ, dokushōsha
)
Macedonian:
соли́ст
m
(
solíst
)
,
соли́стка
f
(
solístka
)
Maori:
kaiwaiata takitahi
(
singer
)
,
kaiwhakatangi takitahi
(
instrumentalist
)
,
kaiwhakatene
(
singer
)
Norwegian:
Bokmål:
solist
m
Nynorsk:
solist
m
Polish:
solista
(pl)
m
,
solistka
(pl)
f
Portuguese:
solista
(pt)
m
or
f
Romanian:
solist
(ro)
m
,
solistă
(ro)
f
Russian:
соли́ст
(ru)
m
(
solíst
)
,
соли́стка
(ru)
f
(
solístka
)
Slovene:
solist
m
,
solistka
f
Spanish:
solista
(es)
m
or
f
Swedish:
solist
(sv)
c
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