I am a masseur.
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Masseur
//məˈsɜː//
Synonyms for "masseur" (2 found)
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Related words (1)
Noun(1 words)
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Translations
63 translations across 37 languages.
Arabic
1 entries- مُدَلِّك noun (person who performs massage)
Asturian
1 entries- masaxista noun (person who performs massage)
Belarusian
2 entries- масажыст noun (person who performs massage)
- масажыстка noun (person who performs massage)
Bulgarian
1 entries- масажи́ст noun (person who performs massage)
Catalan
1 entries- massatgista noun (person who performs massage)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 按摩師 /按摩师 noun (person who performs massage)
Czech
1 entries- masér noun (person who performs massage)
Danish
2 entries- massør noun (person who performs massage)
- massøse noun (person who performs massage)
Dutch
2 entries- masseur noun (person who performs massage)
- masseuse noun (person who performs massage)
Esperanto
2 entries- masaĝistino noun (person who performs massage)
- masaĝisto noun (person who performs massage)
Finnish
1 entries- hieroja noun (person who performs massage)
French
2 entries- masseur noun (person who performs massage)
- masseuse noun (person who performs massage)
Galician
1 entries- masaxista noun (person who performs massage)
German
3 entries- Masseur noun (person who performs massage)
- Masseurin noun (person who performs massage)
- Masseuse noun (person who performs massage)
Hungarian
1 entries- masszőr noun (person who performs massage)
Icelandic
1 entries- nuddari noun (person who performs massage)
Italian
2 entries- massaggiatore noun (person who performs massage)
- massaggiatrice noun (person who performs massage)
Japanese
2 entries- マッサージ師 noun (person who performs massage)
- 按摩 noun (person who performs massage)
Kyrgyz
1 entries- укалоочу noun (person who performs massage)
Lao
1 entries- ຫມໍນວດ noun (person who performs massage)
Latin
4 entries- tractātrīx noun (person who performs massage)
- trāctātor noun (person who performs massage)
- ūnctor noun (person who performs massage)
- ūnctrīx noun (person who performs massage)
Macedonian
1 entries- ма́сер noun (person who performs massage)
Māori
1 entries- kaikōmuru noun (person who performs massage)
Norman
1 entries- masseux noun (person who performs massage)
Norwegian Bokmål
2 entries- massør noun (person who performs massage)
- massøse noun (person who performs massage)
Norwegian Nynorsk
2 entries- massør noun (person who performs massage)
- massøse noun (person who performs massage)
Persian
2 entries- ماساژور noun (person who performs massage)
- ماسور noun (person who performs massage)
Polish
2 entries- masażysta noun (person who performs massage)
- masażystka noun (person who performs massage)
Portuguese
4 entries- massageador noun (person who performs massage)
- massageadora noun (person who performs massage)
- massagista noun (person who performs massage)
- massajador noun (person who performs massage)
Romanian
2 entries- maseur noun (person who performs massage)
- maseuză noun (person who performs massage)
Russian
2 entries- массажи́ст noun (person who performs massage)
- массажи́стка noun (person who performs massage)
Spanish
1 entries- masajista noun (person who performs massage)
Swedish
2 entries- massör noun (person who performs massage)
- massös noun (person who performs massage)
Thai
1 entries- หมอนวด noun (person who performs massage)
Ukrainian
2 entries- масажист noun (person who performs massage)
- масажистка noun (person who performs massage)
Volapük
3 entries- himasetan noun (person who performs massage)
- jimasetan noun (person who performs massage)
- masetan noun (person who performs massage)
Yiddish
1 entries- שמײַסער noun (person who performs massage)
Sample sentences
8 total sentences available.
Ziri is a masseur.
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Ziri is a professional masseur.
Source: tatoeba (10208009)
Tom is a masseur.
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