English
Etymology
From L. translator, agent noun from perfect passive participle translatus, from verb transferre, carry across, from prefix trans-, across or beyond, + ferre, carry or bear
Noun
en-noun
- A person who, or thing which makes a new version of a book, document, web site, movie, etc., in a new language or format.
- It is frequently misused as a synonym for 'interpreter', but this is incorrect.
Related terms
transfer
translate
translation
translatory
Translations
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Arabic: Arab|�ترج� (mutárjim) m
Bosnian: t-|bs|prevodilac|m
Bulgarian: п�eвoда� (prevoda�) m
Chinese: è¯è��, è¯�è�� (yìzhÄ�)
Croatian: t-|hr|prevoditelj|m
Czech: t-|cs|p�ekladatel|m
Danish: oversætter, tolk (interpreter)
Dutch: t+|nl|vertaler|m, t-|nl|vertaalster|f
Estonian: tõlk
Finnish: t+|fi|kääntäjä
French: t+|fr|traducteur|m, t+|fr|traductrice|f
German: �bersetzer m, �bersetzerin f
Hebrew: תר��� (turgemán) m
Hungarian: t|hu|fordÃtó
Irish: aistritheoir m
Italian: t+|it|traduttore|m, t+|it|traduttrice|f
Japanese: 翻訳� (hon�yaku-sha)
Korean: ë²�ì�ì�� (beonyeok-ja)
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Latin: traductor m nom., traductoris m gen., traductrix f nom., traductricis f gen.
trreq|Macedonian
Latvian: tulkot�js m, tulkot�ja f
Mongolian: t-|mn|о����лаг�|trorçuulagç|scCyrl|xs=Mongolian
Persian: fa-Arab|ترگ�ا� (targomân), fa-Arab|�ترج� (motarjem)
Polish: t�umacz m, t�umaczka f
Portuguese: tradutor m, tradutora f
Romanian: t|ro|traduc�tor|m
Russian: t+|ru|пе�евод�ик|m|trperevód�ik|scCyrl
Scottish Gaelic: eadar-theangair m
Serbian:
Skolt Sami: ǩiõlljåårǧlõ´tti
trreq|Slovak
Slovene: prevajalka f, prevajalec m
Spanish: traductor m, traductora f
Swedish: t+|sv|översättare|c
Telugu: �న�వాద��డ� (anuvaadakudu)
trreq|Turkish
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