How to Say “Clarinetist” in Spanish

clarinetista
/klaɾinetista/from spelling rulesfeminine, masculine
The Spanish word for clarinetist is clarinetista. Wiktionary also lists clarinete.
Meaning: musician (noun)

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“clarinetist” in Spanish
Spanish IPA Note
clarinetista /klaɾinetista/ (from spelling rules) feminine, masculine
clarinete /klaɾiˈnete/ masculine

The term refers to a musician who plays the clarinet.

What does it mean word for word?

The word is formed by combining clarinete (clarinet) with the suffix -ista (one who plays or performs).

How does it change in a sentence?

The noun clarinetista is epicene, meaning it uses the same form for both masculine and feminine genders, with the gender indicated by the article. To form the plural, add -s to the end of clarinetista.

How do you pronounce it?

/klaɾinetista/

Did you know?

  • The word clarinete shares a common ancestor with the English word 'clarion', a type of medieval trumpet. This links the modern woodwind instrument to its historical origins as a heraldic signaling device.
  • While clarinetista is the standard term, a professional musician in a Spanish orchestra may be referred to as a músico first and then specified by their instrument.
  • While the instrument is a woodwind, the suffix -ista in clarinetista is also used to name people who follow certain political or artistic ideologies, such as a 'socialist' or an 'artist'.

Examples in context

  • Tom es un consumado clarinetista.
    Tom is an accomplished clarinetist.
    This sentence is useful for describing someone as an accomplished clarinetista.
    Tatoeba #11952576 by Eremon, translation #11948797 by CK
  • No me gusta alardear, pero soy un clarinetista bastante bueno.
    I don't like to brag, but I'm a pretty good clarinetist.
    This sentence is useful for expressing that one is a fairly good clarinetista.
    Tatoeba #2828751 by marcelostockle, translation #2361335 by CK
  • El nuevo miembro de la orquesta es un talentoso clarinetista.
    The new member of the orchestra is a talented clarinetist.
  • Mi hermana es clarinetista y toca en una banda local.
    My sister is a clarinetist and plays in a local band.
  • Ella es una clarinetista muy talentosa.
    She is a very talented clarinetist.

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about a music concert.

  1. María

    Mira, Alejandro, ¡mi hermana es la clarinetista!
    Look, Alejandro, my sister is the clarinetist!
  2. Alejandro

    No sabía que ella fuera clarinetista.
    I didn't know she was a clarinetist.
  3. María

    Sí, estudia música desde hace cinco años.
    Yes, she has been studying music for five years.
  4. Alejandro

    Toca muy bien, me encanta su sonido.
    She plays very well, I love her sound.

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