The lumberjack had a variety of axes for different jobs.
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Lumberjack
//ˈlʌm.bɚ.d͡ʒæk//
Synonyms for "lumberjack" (17 found)
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Related words (8)
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89 translations across 63 languages.
Albanian
1 entries- druvar noun (person who fells trees)
Ancient Greek
1 entries- ξυλοκόπος noun (person who fells trees)
Arabic
1 entries- حَطَّاب noun (person who fells trees)
Armenian
3 entries- անտառահատ noun (person who fells trees)
- ծառահատ noun (person who fells trees)
- փայտահատ noun (person who fells trees)
Aromanian
1 entries- limnar noun (person who fells trees)
Assamese
1 entries- খৰিকটীয়া noun (person who fells trees)
Azerbaijani
2 entries- ağacqıran noun (person who fells trees)
- odunçu noun (person who fells trees)
Belarusian
3 entries- драўні́к noun (person who fells trees)
- дрывасе́к noun (person who fells trees)
- лесару́б noun (person who fells trees)
Bulgarian
2 entries- дърва́р noun (person who fells trees)
- дървосека́ч noun (person who fells trees)
Catalan
1 entries- llenyataire noun (person who fells trees)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 伐木工 noun (person who fells trees)
Czech
1 entries- dřevorubec noun (person who fells trees)
Danish
1 entries- skovhugger noun (person who fells trees)
Dutch
1 entries- houthakker noun (person who fells trees)
Esperanto
1 entries- arbohakisto noun (person who fells trees)
Estonian
1 entries- puuraidur noun (person who fells trees)
Faroese
1 entries- skóghøggari noun (person who fells trees)
Finnish
1 entries- metsuri noun (person who fells trees)
French
1 entries- bûcheron noun (person who fells trees)
Galician
2 entries- fragueiro noun (person who fells trees)
- leñador noun (person who fells trees)
Georgian
1 entries- ტყისმჭრელი noun (person who fells trees)
German
2 entries- Holzfäller noun (person who fells trees)
- Holzfällerin noun (person who fells trees)
Greek
1 entries- ξυλοκόπος noun (person who fells trees)
Hebrew
1 entries- חוֹטֵב עֵצִים noun (person who fells trees)
Hindi
1 entries- लकड़हारा noun (person who fells trees)
Hungarian
1 entries- favágó noun (person who fells trees)
Icelandic
1 entries- skógarhöggsmaður noun (person who fells trees)
Irish
1 entries- lománaí noun (person who fells trees)
Italian
2 entries- boscaiolo noun (person who fells trees)
- tagliaboschi noun (person who fells trees)
Japanese
2 entries- 木こり noun (person who fells trees)
- 樵 noun (person who fells trees)
Kashubian
1 entries- rãbca noun (person who fells trees)
Kazakh
2 entries- ағаш кесуші noun (person who fells trees)
- отыншы noun (person who fells trees)
Korean
1 entries- 나무꾼 noun (person who fells trees)
Kyrgyz
1 entries- отунчу noun (person who fells trees)
Latin
1 entries- lignātor noun (person who fells trees)
Latvian
1 entries- kokcirtējs noun (person who fells trees)
Lithuanian
1 entries- medkirtys noun (person who fells trees)
Macedonian
2 entries- дрвар noun (person who fells trees)
- дрвосечач noun (person who fells trees)
Marathi
1 entries- लाकूडतोड्या noun (person who fells trees)
Middle English
1 entries- fellere noun (person who fells trees)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- tømmerhugger noun (person who fells trees)
Old English
1 entries- wuduhēawere noun (person who fells trees)
Ottoman Turkish
1 entries- اوطونجی noun (person who fells trees)
Persian
1 entries- چوببر noun (person who fells trees)
Polish
1 entries- drwal noun (person who fells trees)
Portuguese
2 entries- lenhador noun (person who fells trees)
- madeireiro noun (person who fells trees)
Romanian
1 entries- lemnar noun (person who fells trees)
Russian
3 entries- ва́льщик ле́са noun (person who fells trees)
- дровосе́к noun (person who fells trees)
- лесору́б noun (person who fells trees)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- drvòseča noun (person who fells trees)
- drvòsječa noun (person who fells trees)
- дрво̀сеча noun (person who fells trees)
- дрво̀сјеча noun (person who fells trees)
Slovak
1 entries- drevorubač noun (person who fells trees)
Slovene
1 entries- drvar noun (person who fells trees)
Spanish
2 entries- leñador noun (person who fells trees)
- talador noun (person who fells trees)
Swedish
1 entries- skogshuggare noun (person who fells trees)
Tagalog
1 entries- magkakahoy noun (person who fells trees)
Tajik
2 entries- ҳезум-бур noun (person who fells trees)
- ҳезумкаш noun (person who fells trees)
Turkish
2 entries- oduncu noun (person who fells trees)
- ormancı noun (person who fells trees)
Ugaritic
1 entries- 𐎃𐎉𐎁 noun (person who fells trees)
Ukrainian
2 entries- дровору́б noun (person who fells trees)
- лісору́б noun (person who fells trees)
Venetan
2 entries- boschier noun (person who fells trees)
- buschier noun (person who fells trees)
Vietnamese
1 entries- tiều phu noun (person who fells trees)
Walloon
3 entries- abateu noun (person who fells trees)
- bokion noun (person who fells trees)
- boskiyon noun (person who fells trees)
Welsh
2 entries- coedwigwr noun (person who fells trees)
- cymynwr coed noun (person who fells trees)
Yiddish
1 entries- האָלצהעקער noun (person who fells trees)
Sample sentences
12 total sentences available.
Tom was a lumberjack.
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I want to be a lumberjack.
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He used to work hard as a lumberjack.
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