Again the younger brother became a wanderer, and he arrived one day at the house of the elder brother.
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Wanderer
//ˈwɑndəɹɚ//
Synonyms for "wanderer" (100 found)
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3 entriesTranslations
81 translations across 34 languages.
Ancient Greek
1 entries- πλανήτης noun (one who wanders)
Arabic
1 entries- هَائِم noun (one who wanders)
Armenian
1 entries- թափառական noun (one who wanders)
Bulgarian
2 entries- скитник noun (one who wanders)
- странник noun (one who wanders)
Catalan
2 entries- nòmada noun (one who wanders)
- rodamón noun (one who wanders)
Central Kurdish
1 entries- ئاوارە noun (one who wanders)
Coptic
1 entries- ⲥⲁⲣⲁⲕⲱϯ noun (one who wanders)
Czech
2 entries- nomád noun (one who wanders)
- tulák noun (one who wanders)
Dutch
4 entries- doler noun (one who wanders)
- dwaler noun (one who wanders)
- wandelaar noun (one who wanders)
- zwermer noun (one who wanders)
Finnish
2 entries- kuljeksija noun (one who wanders)
- kulkuri noun (one who wanders)
French
4 entries- errant noun (one who wanders)
- nomade noun (one who wanders)
- vagabond noun (one who wanders)
- vagant noun (one who wanders)
Galician
4 entries- calaceiro noun (one who wanders)
- galloufeiro noun (one who wanders)
- gandaieiro noun (one who wanders)
- leilán noun (one who wanders)
Georgian
2 entries- მაწანწალა noun (one who wanders)
- მოხეტიალე noun (one who wanders)
German
1 entries- Wanderer noun (one who wanders)
Hebrew
1 entries- נודד noun (one who wanders)
Hungarian
1 entries- vándor noun (one who wanders)
Indonesian
2 entries- pengelana noun (one who wanders)
- pengembara noun (one who wanders)
Ingrian
1 entries- hulkkuri noun (one who wanders)
Irish
1 entries- rianaí noun (one who wanders)
Italian
4 entries- errabondo noun (one who wanders)
- errante noun (one who wanders)
- girovago noun (one who wanders)
- nomade noun (one who wanders)
Japanese
1 entries- 放浪者 noun (one who wanders)
Latin
1 entries- errō noun (one who wanders)
Macedonian
2 entries- ски́тник noun (one who wanders)
- та́лкач noun (one who wanders)
Māori
1 entries- murare noun (one who wanders)
Old English
1 entries- wandrere noun (one who wanders)
Persian
1 entries- سرگردان noun (one who wanders)
Plautdietsch
1 entries- Waundra noun (one who wanders)
Polish
4 entries- nomada noun (one who wanders)
- tułacz noun (one who wanders)
- wałęga noun (one who wanders)
- wędrowiec noun (one who wanders)
Portuguese
4 entries- nômade noun (one who wanders)
- vagabunda noun (one who wanders)
- vagabundo noun (one who wanders)
- vagante noun (one who wanders)
Russian
2 entries- путеше́ственник noun (one who wanders)
- стра́нник noun (one who wanders)
Spanish
4 entries- nómada noun (one who wanders)
- pataiperro noun (one who wanders)
- patiperro noun (one who wanders)
- vagabundo noun (one who wanders)
Swedish
2 entries- vandrare noun (one who wanders)
- vandringsman noun (one who wanders)
Turkish
1 entries- gezgin noun (one who wanders)
Welsh
2 entries- crwydriad noun (one who wanders)
- crwydryn noun (one who wanders)
Sample sentences
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Once again, he became a wanderer, and he arrived one day at the house of his older brother.
Source: tatoeba (467985)
I am just a wanderer, seeking purity of the soul.
Source: tatoeba (5733693)
"The Wanderer" is a book written by Fritz Leiber in 1963.
Source: tatoeba (7368429)
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