English

Etymology
Formed with the verb compete|to compete and the suffix -or.

Noun
en-noun

1. A person or organization against whom one is compete|competing.
2. A participant in a competition, esp. in athletics.

Synonyms
;person against whom one is competing
adversary (loosely)
opponent (loosely)

;participant in a competition
contestant

Translations
trans-top|person against whom one is competing
Croatian: t-|hr|suparnik|m, t-|hr|konkurent, t-|hr|rival|m
Finnish: kilpailija
French: concurrent
Hebrew: �ת�ר� (mitkhare) m, �ת�ר� (mitkhara) f
trans-mid
Icelandic: keppinautur m (in a contest), samkeppnisaðili m (competitor for market share, etc.)
Portuguese: competidor, adversário, concorrente
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trans-top|participant in a competition
Croatian: t-|hr|suparnik|m, t-|hr|konkurent, t-|hr|rival|m
Hebrew: �ת�ר� (mitkhare) m, �ת�ר� (mitkhara) f
trans-mid
Icelandic: keppandi m
trans-bottom

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