songwriter

English

Etymology

song +‎ writer

Noun

songwriter (plural songwriters)

(music) A musician who composes songs; including writing the song's lyrics and creating a melody or tune for the song.
We are now collaborating with a famous songwriter.

Synonyms

cleffer (informal)
tunesmith (informal)

Related terms

Translations

someone who writes the lyrics and usually the music of songs

Armenian: երգահան (hy) (ergahan)
Catalan: compositor de cançons m, compositora de cançons f
Dutch: liedjesschrijver (nl) m, songwriter m
Finnish: lauluntekijä (fi)
French: auteur-compositeur (fr) m
German: Songwriter (de) m, Liedermacher (de) m
Greek: τραγουδοποιός (el) m (tragoudopoiós)

Hebrew: משורר‎ (he) m (meshorér)
Hungarian: dalszerző (hu)
Romanian: compozitor (ro) m
Russian: пе́сенник (ru) m (pésennik), а́втор те́кста пе́сен m (ávtor téksta pésen), а́втор пе́сен m (ávtor pésen)
Swedish: låtskrivare, kompositör (sv)
Thai: นักแต่งเพลง (nák-dtɛ̀ng-pleeng)
Yiddish: מנגן‎ m (menagen)

Anagrams

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Dutch

Etymology

Borrowed from English songwriter.

Pronunciation

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Hyphenation: song‧wri‧ter

Noun

songwriter m (plural songwriters, diminutive songwritertje n)

songwriter

Synonyms

liedjesschrijver

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