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Ἀναβάντα γὰρ εἰς τὴν ἀκρόπολιν, καὶ διὰ τὴν ὑπερβολὴν τῆς λύπης προσκόψαντα τῷ ζῆν, ἑαυτὸν κατακρημνίσαι → For he ascended the acropolis and then, because he was disgusted with life by reason of his excessive grief, cast himself down the height

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Arabic Egyptian Arabic: طبال‎; Armenian: թմբկահար; Bashkir: барабансы; Bulgarian: барабанчик, барабанист; Chinese Mandarin: 鼓手; Czech: bubeník; Dutch: [[drummer]], [[drumspeler]]; Esperanto: tamburisto; Estonian: trummar; Ewe: ʋuƒola; Finnish: rumpali, rummunsoittaja; French: [[batteur]]; Galician: batería; German: [[Schlagzeuger]], [[Trommler]], [[Schlagzeugerin]], [[Trommlerin]]; Greek: [[ντράμερ]], [[τυμπανιστής]]; Ancient Greek: [[τυμπανάριος]], [[τυμπανιστής]], [[τυμπανίστρια]], [[τυμπανοτρίβης]]; Hausa: makaɗi; Hungarian: dobos; Icelandic: trommuleikari, trommari; Irish: drumadóir; Italian: [[batterista]]; Japanese: 鼓手, ドラマー; Karok: imthanuvnúvaan; Kazakh: дабылшы, дағырашы; Kutenai: kt̓amuxu; Kyrgyz: добулбасчы; Macedonian: тапанар; Norwegian: batterist, trommeslager, trommis; Polish: perkusista, dobosz, bębniarz, bębnista; Portuguese: [[baterista]]; Romanian: baterist, bateristă, drummer; Russian: [[барабанщик]], [[барабанщица]]; Slovak: bubeník; Spanish: [[batería]], [[baterista]]; Swedish: trummis, trumslagare, batterist; Tagalog: tambolero; Tamil: பறையன்; Turkish: baterist, davulcu; Turkmen: deprekçi, depçi; Ukrainian: барабанщик, барабанщиця; Volapük: truman, hitruman, truman; Westrobothnian: trommslägar; Yiddish: פּײַקלער‎
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Revision as of 16:20, 2 March 2023

Greek Monolingual

ο
άκλ. αυτός που παίζει ντραμς.
[ΕΤΥΜΟΛ. < αγγλ. drummer].

Translations

drummer

Arabic Egyptian Arabic: طبال‎; Armenian: թմբկահար; Bashkir: барабансы; Bulgarian: барабанчик, барабанист; Chinese Mandarin: 鼓手; Czech: bubeník; Dutch: drummer, drumspeler; Esperanto: tamburisto; Estonian: trummar; Ewe: ʋuƒola; Finnish: rumpali, rummunsoittaja; French: batteur; Galician: batería; German: Schlagzeuger, Trommler, Schlagzeugerin, Trommlerin; Greek: ντράμερ, τυμπανιστής; Ancient Greek: τυμπανάριος, τυμπανιστής, τυμπανίστρια, τυμπανοτρίβης; Hausa: makaɗi; Hungarian: dobos; Icelandic: trommuleikari, trommari; Irish: drumadóir; Italian: batterista; Japanese: 鼓手, ドラマー; Karok: imthanuvnúvaan; Kazakh: дабылшы, дағырашы; Kutenai: kt̓amuxu; Kyrgyz: добулбасчы; Macedonian: тапанар; Norwegian: batterist, trommeslager, trommis; Polish: perkusista, dobosz, bębniarz, bębnista; Portuguese: baterista; Romanian: baterist, bateristă, drummer; Russian: барабанщик, барабанщица; Slovak: bubeník; Spanish: batería, baterista; Swedish: trummis, trumslagare, batterist; Tagalog: tambolero; Tamil: பறையன்; Turkish: baterist, davulcu; Turkmen: deprekçi, depçi; Ukrainian: барабанщик, барабанщиця; Volapük: truman, hitruman, truman; Westrobothnian: trommslägar; Yiddish: פּײַקלער‎