bagpiper en · NOUN
Pronunciation
- /ˈbæɡ.paɪ.pɚ/ (US)
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Etymology
From bagpipe + -er.
Meanings
- One who plays the bagpipes.
Forms
| Spelling | Features | Labels | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| bagpipers | Number=Plur | lexicographic |
Synonyms
Translations (33)
la ūtriculārius (one who plays the bagpipes) · de Dudelsackspieler (one who plays the bagpipes) · gd pìobair (one who plays the bagpipes) · fr cornemuseur (one who plays the bagpipes) · sh gajdaš (one who plays the bagpipes) · mk га́јдар (one who plays the bagpipes) · de Dudelsackspielerin (one who plays the bagpipes) · fo sekkjarpípuleikari (one who plays the bagpipes) · gl gaiteiro (one who plays the bagpipes) · mk гајда́џија (one who plays the bagpipes) · sh гајдаш (one who plays the bagpipes) · bg гайдар (one who plays the bagpipes) · fi säkkipillinsoittaja (one who plays the bagpipes) · pl koziarz (one who plays the bagpipes) · nb sekkepipespiller (one who plays the bagpipes) · sk gajdoš (one who plays the bagpipes) · it zampognaro (one who plays the bagpipes) · de Dudelsackpfeiferin (one who plays the bagpipes) · es gaitero (one who plays the bagpipes) · pl dudziarz (one who plays the bagpipes) · nl doedelzakspeler (one who plays the bagpipes) · pt gaiteiro (one who plays the bagpipes) · eu gaitajole (one who plays the bagpipes) · uk ґа́йдар (one who plays the bagpipes) · pl kobziarz (one who plays the bagpipes) · ru волы́нщица (one who plays the bagpipes) · ru волы́нщик (one who plays the bagpipes) · ast gaiteru (one who plays the bagpipes) · uk дуда́р (one who plays the bagpipes) · da sækkepibespiller (one who plays the bagpipes) · de Dudelsackpfeifer (one who plays the bagpipes) · cs dudák (one who plays the bagpipes) · ca gaiter (one who plays the bagpipes)