kanttori

/ˈkɑntːori/

FINCE → TR

Çekim Tablosu

çoğulkanttorit

tamlayankanttorin

•cantor

AlmancaKantor , Kantorin , Vorsänger, Vorsängerin (eril) /ˈkantoːr/

cantor

çekim: çoğul Kantoren · tamlayan Kantors

köken: 15th century, learned borrowing from Latin cantor.

Der Kantor stimmte ein Gebet an, sagte Kadisch (das übliche Totengebet), und der große Kondukt setzte sich in Bewegung.

İtalyancacantore (eril) /kanˈto.re/

cantor, precentor · singer, chorister

çekim: çoğul cantori

eş: corista, cantante, poeta, vate, celebratore, esaltatore

köken: From Latin cantōrem.

aile: cantore d'africa, cantoria

İsveççekantor

a cantor (church musician) · a cantor, a hazzan (prayer leader in Jewish service)

çekim: çoğul kantorer · tamlayan kantors

köken: From Latin cantor.

Lehçechazan , kantor (eril) /ˈxa.zan/

cantor, hazzan (prayer leader in a Jewish service)

çekim: çoğul chazani · tamlayan chazana

köken: Etymology tree Hebrew חַזָּןbor. Polish chazan Borrowed from Hebrew חַזָּן. Doublet of hazzan.

Çekçekantor, kantorka (eril) /ˈkantor/

schoolmaster, teacher · cantor, hazzan · choirmaster, chapelmaster

çekim: çoğul kantoři · tamlayan kantora

köken: Borrowed from Latin cantor.

Macarcakántor /ˈkaːntor/

cantor, chanter (a person who plays the organ in a church, usually sings professionally at church services and funerals, or leads the singing)

çekim: çoğul kántorok

köken: Borrowed from Latin cantor (“singer”).

aile: kántori, kántorkodik, kántoros, kántorlakás, kántorsegéd, kántortanító

İbraniceחזן \ חַזָּן

Dancakantor

Norveççekantor

Yidişחזן (eril)

cantor; leader of a congregation or other group in prayer

köken: From Hebrew חַזָּן.

nnkantor

otaشرقیجی

From Swedish kantor, from Latin cantor.