IPA: //joʊˈdɛlər//
KK: /joʊˈdɛlɚ/
A person who sings in a style that involves rapid changes of pitch, often associated with the Swiss Alps.
The yodeller captivated the audience with their unique vocal style.
The word 'yodeller' originates from the German word 'jodeln', meaning to sing in a style characterized by rapid changes of pitch. The suffix '-er' indicates a person who performs an action. Therefore, a 'yodeller' is a person who sings in this distinctive yodeling style.
Imagine someone who 'sings' ('jodeln') in a unique way, and the '-er' shows they are a person doing that action. This helps you remember that a yodeller is someone who performs yodeling.