soloist

English

Etymology

From solo +‎ -ist.

Noun

soloist (plural soloists)

A person who performs a solo.

Translations

a person who performs a solo

Armenian: մենակատար (hy) (menakatar)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 獨唱者, 独唱者 (dúchàng zhě)
Czech: sólista (cs) m
Esperanto: solisto
Finnish: solisti (fi)
French: soliste (fr) m, f
German: Solist (de) m, Solistin (de) f
Irish: ceoltóir aonair m
Italian: solista m, f
Japanese: ソリスト (sorisuto), 独唱者 (どくしょうしゃ, dokushōsha)

Macedonian: солист m (solíst), солистка f (solíst)
Maori: kaiwaiata takitahi (singer), kaiwhakatangi takitahi (instrumentalist), kaiwhakatene (singer)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: solist m

Nynorsk: solist m
Portuguese: solista (pt) m, f
Romanian: solist (ro) m, solistă (ro) f
Russian: соли́ст (ru) m (solíst), соли́стка (ru) f (solístka)
Slovene: solist m, solistka f
Spanish: solista m, f
Swedish: solist (sv) c

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