This is a sortable list of names that may be found associated with electronic and pipe organ stops.
This non-comprehensive list deals mainly with names of stops found on numerous Baroque, classical and romantic organs.
Here are a few of the most common ones: Eolina (Italian) Echo Salicional (English) Baritono (Italian) Varitono (Spanish) Blokfløjte (Danish) Blokfluit (Dutch) Blockpfeife (German) Bombardon (English) Bombardone (Italian) Bordone (Italian) Bordón (Spanish) Bardone (Italian) Violoncello (English) Violoncello (Italian) Roerfluit (Dutch) Flauto Camino (Italian) Flûte à Cheminée (French) Clarabel Flute (English) Claribel Flute (English) Melodia (American english) Clarinetto (Italian) Klarinett(e) (German) Clarino (Italian) Clarín (Spanish) Clarone (Italian) Klaroen (Dutch) Englisch Horn (German) Angle Horn (English) Corneta (Spanish) Kromhoorn (Dutch) Cremona (English) Cormorne (French) Montre (French) Principale (Italian) Principal (English) Prinzipal (German) Principaal (Dutch) Prestant (Dutch) Praestant (Latin) Tenori (Italian)[1] Dulciane (French) Dulceon (Czech) Dolcian (German) Tolkaan (Dutch) Fagott (German) Bassoon (English) Basson (French) Flautim (Spanish) Fistula Minima (Latin) Viola di Gamba (Italian) Viole de Gambe (French) Gambe (French) Gedakt (Danish) Pileata (Latin) Stopped Diapason (English) Cor de Chamois (French) Bachflöte (German) Acoustic Bass (English) Basse acoustique (French) Flauta Armónica (Spanish) Harmonieflöte (German) Hohlpfeife (German) Holpijp (Dutch) Flûte Creuse (French) Petit Nasard (French) Diezmonovena (Spanish) Mixtura (Spanish) Mixtuur (Dutch) Hintersatz (German) Fourniture (French) Ripieno (Italian) Plein Jeu (French) Lleno (Spanish) Nachthoorn (Dutch) Cor de Nuit (French) Corno de Nacht (???)
Hautbois d'Orchestre (French) Quarte de Nazard (French) Quinta (Latin/Italian) Gros Nasard (French) Fifth (English) Double Twelfth (English) Quintatön (German) Regale (Italian) Regaal (Dutch) Flauto a Camino (Italian) Rohr Flute (German/English) Rorflojte (Danish) Salicet (???)
Sharp (English) Sharp Mixture (English) Akuta (German) Acuta (Latin) Vox Acuta (Latin) Spire Flute (English) Fifteenth (English) Quincena (Spanish) Quintadecima (Italian) Quinzième (French) Superoctav (German) Superoctaaf (Dutch) Regula Minima (Latin) Septadecima (Latin) Terz (German) Terts (Dutch) Bazuin (Dutch) Basun (Danish/Norwegian/Swedish) Military Trumpet (English) Trompette (French) Trompet (Dutch) Trompeta (Spanish) Tromba (Italian) Posaune Der Liebe (German) Soft Trombone?