tragedian

English

Etymology

From Middle English tragedyen, from Old French tragediane (French tragédien).

Noun

tragedian (plural tragedians)

an actor who specializes in tragic roles
a playwright who writes tragedies

Related terms

tragedienne

Translations

actor who specializes in tragic roles

Finnish: traagikko
French: tragédien (fr) m, tragédienne (fr) f
Georgian: ტრაგიკოსი (ṭragiḳosi)
Greek: τραγωδός (el) m or f (tragodós)
Irish: aisteoir traigéide m

Italian: tragediografo m, tragediografa f
Norman: tragédgien m
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: tràgičār (sh) m

Roman: тра̀гича̄р m

Esperanto

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /traɡeˈdian/

Adjective

tragedian

accusative singular of tragedia

Finnish

Noun

tragedian

Genitive singular form of tragedia.

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