bassoonist

English

painting with a bassoonist pictured in front

From bassoon +‎ -ist (‘a person who uses something’).

bassoonist (plural bassoonists)

person who plays the bassoon

Armenian: ֆագոտահար (hy) (fagotahar)
Catalan: baixó (ca)
Czech: fagotista (cs) m
Danish: fagottist
Esperanto: (♂♀) fagotisto, (♀) fagotistino
Estonian: fagotimängija
Finnish: fagotisti (fi)
French: basson (fr) m (person), bassoniste (fr) m or f
Georgian: please add this translation if you can
German: Fagottist (de) m, Fagottistin (de) f, Fagottspieler m, Fagottspielerin f
Greek: φαγκοτίστας (fagkotístas)
Icelandic: fagottleikari m
Italian: fagottista (it) m or f
Polish: fagocista (pl) m, fagocistka (pl) f
Portuguese: fagotista (pt) m or f
Romanian: fagotist (ro) m, fagotistă (ro) f
Russian: фаготи́ст (ru) m (fagotíst), фаготи́стка f (fagotístka)
Spanish: bajón (es) m (person), bajonista m or f, fagot (es) m (person), fagotista (es) m or f, piporro (es) m (person)
Swedish: fagottist (sv) c
Volapük: (♂♀) basunan, (♂) hibasunan, (♀) jibasunan

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