English[edit]
Etymology[edit]
vocal + -ist
Pronunciation[edit]
vocalist (plural vocalists)
- A singer; a person who likes to sing.
lead vocalist
amateur vocalist
talented vocalist
Derived terms[edit]
Descendants[edit]
- → Japanese: ボーカリスト (bōkarisuto)
Translations[edit]
singer
- Bulgarian: певец m (pevec)
- Czech: vokalista m, vokalistka f
- Danish: vokalist c, sanger (da) c
- Faroese: sangari m, sangarinna f
- Finnish: laulaja (fi), vokalisti (fi)
- French: vocaliste (fr) m or f
- German: Sänger (de) m (male), Sängerin (de) f (female), Vokalist (de) m (male), Vokalistin f (female)
- Hungarian: énekes (hu), énekesnő (hu)
- Irish: amhránaí m
- Italian: cantante (it)
- Kyrgyz: обончу (oboncu)
- Latin: vocalistus
- Latvian: vokālists m, vokāliste f
- Maori: reo waiata, kaiwaiata
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: vokalist m
- Nynorsk: vokalist m
- Polish: wokalista (pl) m, wokalistka (pl) f
- Portuguese: vocalista (pt) m or f
- Russian: вокали́ст (ru) m (vokalíst)
- Spanish: vocalista (es) m or f
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