Accuser

//əˈkju.zɚ//

Translations of "accuser" (44 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Albanian	paditës(one who accuses)	—
Ancient Greek	κατήγορος(one who accuses)	katḗgoros
Arabic	مُتَّهِم(one who accuses)	muttahim
Armenian	մեղադրող(one who accuses)	meġadroġ
Belarusian	абвінава́ўца(one who accuses)	abvinaváwca
Bulgarian	обвини́тел(one who accuses), обвини́телка(one who accuses)	obvinítel, obvinítelka
Catalan	acusador(one who accuses), acusadora(one who accuses)	—
Chinese Mandarin	原告(one who accuses), 起訴人 /起诉人(one who accuses)	yuángào, qǐsùrén
Czech	žalobce(one who accuses), žalobkyně(one who accuses)	—
Danish	anklager(one who accuses)	—
Dutch	aanklager(one who accuses), beschuldiger(one who accuses)	—
Esperanto	akuzantino(one who accuses), akuzanto(one who accuses)	—
Estonian	süüdistaja(one who accuses)	—
Finnish	syyttäjä(one who accuses)	—
French	accusateur(one who accuses), accusatrice(one who accuses)	—
Galician	acusador(one who accuses), acusadora(one who accuses)	—
German	Ankläger(one who accuses), Ankläger(one who accuses)	—
Greek	κατήγορος(one who accuses)	katígoros
Hindi	अभियोक्ता(one who accuses)	abhiyoktā
Hungarian	vádló(one who accuses)	—
Ido	akuzanto(one who accuses), akuzero(one who accuses)	—
Indonesian	penuduh(one who accuses)	—
Italian	accusatore(one who accuses), accusatrice(one who accuses)	—
Japanese	原告(one who accuses), 告発者(one who accuses), 告訴人(one who accuses)	genkoku, kokuhatsusha, kokusonin
Korean	고소인(one who accuses), 비난자(one who accuses), 원고(one who accuses)	gosoin, binanja, won'go
Latin	accūsātor(one who accuses), accūsātrīx(one who accuses), crīminātor(one who accuses), crīminātrīx(one who accuses)	—
Macedonian	обвинител(one who accuses), обвинителка(one who accuses), обвинувач(one who accuses), обвинувачка(one who accuses), тужител(one who accuses), тужителка(one who accuses)	obvinitel, obvinitelka, obvinuvač, obvinuvačka, tužitel, tužitelka
Māori	kaiwhakapae(one who accuses)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	anklager(one who accuses)	—
Persian	متهم(one who accuses)	mottahem
Polish	oskarżyciel(one who accuses), oskarżycielka(one who accuses)	—
Portuguese	acusador(one who accuses), acusadora(one who accuses)	—
Romanian	acuzator(one who accuses)	—
Russian	обвини́тель(one who accuses), обвини́тельница(one who accuses)	obvinítelʹ, obvinítelʹnica
Serbo-Croatian	tùžilac(one who accuses), tùžitelj(one who accuses), ту̀жилац(one who accuses), ту̀житељ(one who accuses)	—
Slovak	žalobca(one who accuses), žalobkyňa(one who accuses)	—
Slovene	tožnica(one who accuses), tožnik(one who accuses)	—
Spanish	acusador(one who accuses), acusadora(one who accuses)	—
Swahili	mshtaki(one who accuses)	—
Swedish	anklagare(one who accuses)	—
Tajik	айбдоркунанда(one who accuses)	aybdorkunanda
Tatar	гаепләүче(one who accuses), гаепләүчеләр(one who accuses)	ğäyepläwçe, ğäyepläwçelär
Ukrainian	обвинува́ч(one who accuses), обвинува́чка(one who accuses)	obvynuváč, obvynuváčka
Uzbek	ayblovchi(one who accuses)	—