bagpiper

English

A bagpiper

Etymology

From bagpipes +‎ -er

Noun

bagpiper (plural bagpipers)

One who plays the bagpipes.

Synonyms

piper

Translations

one who plays the bagpipes

Asturian: gaiteru m
Basque: gaitajole
Bulgarian: гайдар m (gajdar)
Catalan: gaiter m
Czech: dudák (cs) m
Faroese: sekkjarpípuleikari m
Finnish: säkkipillinsoittaja
French: cornemuseur (fr) m
Galician: gaiteiro (gl) m
German: Dudelsackspieler m, Dudelsackspielerin f, Dudelsackpfeifer m, Dudelsackpfeiferin f
Macedonian: га́јдар m (gájdar), гајда́џија m (gajdádžija)

Norwegian:
Bokmål: sekkepipespiller m
Polish: dudziarz (pl) m
Portuguese: gaiteiro (pt) m
Russian: волы́нщик (ru) m (volýnščik), волы́нщица (ru) f (volýnščica)
Scottish Gaelic: pìobair m
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: гајдаш m

Roman: gajdaš (sh) m
Slovak: gajdoš m
Spanish: gaitero m

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