prestidigitator

English

Etymology

From Italian presto (“quick”) and Latin digitus (“finger”).

Noun

prestidigitator (plural prestidigitators)

One who performs feats of prestidigitation; a sleight-of-hand artist; a conjurer.

Synonyms

magician

Related terms

prestidigitation

Translations

who performs feats of prestidigitation

French: prestidigitateur (fr) m, prestidigitatrice (fr) f
Latin: praestīgiātor m
Polish: prestidigitator (pl) m

Portuguese: prestidigitador m
Spanish: prestidigitador (es) m
Walloon: prestidoetisse (wa) m

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