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1. (n.) organist
a person who plays the organ.
Etymology: (1585–95 )
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1. (noun) organist
a person who plays an organ
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Sense: a person who plays the organ
the organist in the church.
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 Afrikaans: orrelis, orreliste |
 Arabic: عازِف أُرْغُن |
 Bulgarian: органист |
 Brazilian: organista |
 Czech: varhaník |
 German: der/die Organist(in) |
 Danish: organist |
 Greek: αυτός που παίζει το εκκλη |
 Spanish: organista |
 Estonian: orelimängija |
 Farsi: نوازندۀ ارغنون |
 Finnish: urkuri |
 French: organiste |
 Hebrew: נַגָן עוגָב |
 Hindi: आर्गन बजाने वाला |
 Croatian: orguljaš |
 Hungarian: orgonista |
 Indonesian: pemain orgel |
 Icelandic: organisti |
 Italian: organista |
 Japanese: オルガン奏者 |
 Korean: 오르간 연주자 |
 Lithuanian: vargonininkas |
 Latvian: ērģelnieks |
 Malay: pemain organ |
 Dutch: organist |
 Norwegian: organist, orgelspiller |
 Polish: organista |
 Persian: نوازندۀ ارغنون |
 Pashto: ارغنون غږونكى |
 Portuguese: organista |
 Romanian: organist |
 Russian: органист |
 Slovak: organista |
 Slovenian: organist |
 Serbian: orguljaš |
 Swedish: organist |
 Thai: คนเล่นออร์แกน |
 Turkish: orgçalan kimse |
 Taiwanese: 風琴手 |
 Ukrainian: органіст |
 Urdu: باجا بجانے والا |
 Vietnamese: người đánh đàn oóc |
 Chinese: 风琴手 |
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