Butcher
//ˈbʊt͡ʃ.ɚ//
Translations of "butcher" (107 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | maqellar(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | μάγειρος(person who prepares and sells meat), σφαγεύς(person who prepares and sells meat), σφαγεύς(brutal or indiscriminate killer), ἄρταμος(person who prepares and sells meat), κρεουργέω(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), σφάζω(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market) | mágeiros, sphageús, sphageús, ártamos, kreourgéō, spházō | |
| Arabic | جزار(person who prepares and sells meat), جزار(person who prepares and sells meat), جَزَّار(person who prepares and sells meat), جَزَّار(person who prepares and sells meat), جَزَّار(person who prepares and sells meat), جَزَّار(brutal or indiscriminate killer), قَصَّاب(person who prepares and sells meat), قَصَّاب(person who prepares and sells meat), لَحَّام(person who prepares and sells meat), لَحَّام(person who prepares and sells meat), لَحَّام(person who prepares and sells meat), جَزَر(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), جَزَر(kill brutally), نَحَر(kill brutally) | gazzār, gazzār, jazzār, jazzār, jazzār, jazzār, qaṣṣāb, qaṣṣāb, laḥḥām, laḥḥām, laḥḥām, jazar, jazar, naḥar | |
| Armenian | մսագործ(person who prepares and sells meat), մսագործ(brutal or indiscriminate killer), մսավաճառ(person who prepares and sells meat), մորթել(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market) | msagorc, msagorc, msavačaṙ, mortʻel | |
| Aromanian | cãrnar(person who prepares and sells meat), cãsap(person who prepares and sells meat), hãsap(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Assamese | কচাই(person who prepares and sells meat) | kosai | |
| Avar | къасабчи(person who prepares and sells meat) | qxʼasabči | |
| Azerbaijani | qəssab(person who prepares and sells meat), ətçi(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Basque | harakin(person who prepares and sells meat), odolzale(brutal or indiscriminate killer) | — | |
| Belarusian | кат(brutal or indiscriminate killer), мясні́к(person who prepares and sells meat), мясні́к(brutal or indiscriminate killer) | kat, mjasník, mjasník | |
| Bengali | কসাই(person who prepares and sells meat) | kośai | |
| Bulgarian | каса́пин(person who prepares and sells meat), каса́пин(brutal or indiscriminate killer), каса́пка(person who prepares and sells meat), каса́пка(brutal or indiscriminate killer), кола́ч(person who prepares and sells meat), кола́чка(person who prepares and sells meat), меса́р(person who prepares and sells meat), меса́рка(person who prepares and sells meat), коля(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), убивам(kill brutally) | kasápin, kasápin, kasápka, kasápka, koláč, koláčka, mesár, mesárka, kolja, ubivam | |
| Burmese | သားသတ်သမား(person who prepares and sells meat) | sa:satsa.ma: | |
| Catalan | carnisser(person who prepares and sells meat), carnisser(brutal or indiscriminate killer), carnissera(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Central Kurdish | قەساب(person who prepares and sells meat) | qesab | |
| Chechen | хаспанча(person who prepares and sells meat) | xaspanča | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 屠夫(person who prepares and sells meat), 屠夫(brutal or indiscriminate killer), 屠戶 /屠户(person who prepares and sells meat), 賣肉者 /卖肉者(person who prepares and sells meat), 屠宰(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), 屠殺 /屠杀(kill brutally) | túfū, túfū, túhù, màiròuzhě, túzǎi, túshā | |
| Cornish | kiger(person who prepares and sells meat), kigores(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Czech | řeznice(person who prepares and sells meat), řezník(person who prepares and sells meat), porážet(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market) | — | |
| Danish | slagter(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Dongxiang | migvachi(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Dutch | beenhouwer(person who prepares and sells meat), slachter(brutal or indiscriminate killer), slager(person who prepares and sells meat), afslachten(kill brutally), slachten(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), slachten(kill brutally) | — | |
| Egyptian | i-mn:n-H-T30-A1(person who prepares and sells meat), z:f:T-T30(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market) | jmnḥ, zfṯ | |
| Esperanto | buĉistino(person who prepares and sells meat), buĉisto(person who prepares and sells meat), buĉi(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market) | — | |
| Estonian | lihunik(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Faroese | slaktari(person who prepares and sells meat), slátrari(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Finnish | lihakauppias(person who prepares and sells meat), lihanleikkaaja(person who prepares and sells meat), teurastaja(person who prepares and sells meat), teurastaja(brutal or indiscriminate killer), leikata(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), pilata(ruin something), teurastaa(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), teurastaa(kill brutally), tuhota(ruin something) | — | |
| French | boucher(person who prepares and sells meat), bouchère(person who prepares and sells meat), abattre(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), abattre(kill brutally), charcuter(ruin something) | — | |
| Friulian | macelâ(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market) | — | |
| Gagauz | kasap(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Galician | beche(person who prepares and sells meat), buxeo(person who prepares and sells meat), carniceiro(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Georgian | ყასაბი(person who prepares and sells meat), ყასაბი(brutal or indiscriminate killer), დაკვლა(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market) | q̇asabi, q̇asabi, daḳvla | |
| German | Fleischer(person who prepares and sells meat), Fleischerin(person who prepares and sells meat), Fleischhacker(person who prepares and sells meat), Fleischhackerin(person who prepares and sells meat), Fleischhauer(person who prepares and sells meat), Fleischhauerin(person who prepares and sells meat), Katzoff(person who prepares and sells meat), Katzuff(person who prepares and sells meat), Knochenhauer(person who prepares and sells meat), Knochenhauerin(person who prepares and sells meat), Metzger(person who prepares and sells meat), Metzgerin(person who prepares and sells meat), Metzler(person who prepares and sells meat), Metzlerin(person who prepares and sells meat), Schlachter(person who prepares and sells meat), Schlachterin(person who prepares and sells meat), Schlächter(person who prepares and sells meat), Schlächter(brutal or indiscriminate killer), Schlächterin(person who prepares and sells meat), Schlächterin(brutal or indiscriminate killer), niedermetzeln(kill brutally), schlachten(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market) | — | |
| Gothic | 𐍃𐌺𐌹𐌻𐌾𐌰(person who prepares and sells meat) | skilja | |
| Greek | κρεοπώλης(person who prepares and sells meat), μακελάρης(brutal or indiscriminate killer), σφαγέας(brutal or indiscriminate killer), χασάπης(person who prepares and sells meat), κατακρεουργώ(ruin something), καταστρέφω(ruin something), μακελεύω(kill brutally), σφάζω(kill brutally), σφαγιάζω(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market) | kreopólis, makeláris, sfagéas, chasápis, katakreourgó, katastréfo, makelévo, sfázo, sfagiázo | |
| Hebrew | קַצָּב(person who prepares and sells meat), שׁוֹחֵט(person who prepares and sells meat) | katsáv, shokhét | |
| Hindi | कसाई(person who prepares and sells meat), कसाई(brutal or indiscriminate killer), कस्साई(person who prepares and sells meat), कस्साब(person who prepares and sells meat), क़साई(person who prepares and sells meat), क़साई(brutal or indiscriminate killer), क़स्साब(person who prepares and sells meat), गोघातक(person who prepares and sells meat), बकरकसाब(person who prepares and sells meat), बुजकसाब(person who prepares and sells meat), बूचड़(person who prepares and sells meat) | kasāī, kasāī, kassāī, kassāb, qasāī, qasāī, qassāb, goghātak, bakraksāb, bujaksāb, būcaṛ | |
| Hungarian | hentes(person who prepares and sells meat), hóhér(brutal or indiscriminate killer), mozgóárus(person who sells candy, drinks, etc.), mészáros(person who prepares and sells meat), tömeggyilkos(brutal or indiscriminate killer), levág(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), leöl(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market) | — | |
| Icelandic | slátrari(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Ido | buchero(person who prepares and sells meat), buchisto(person who prepares and sells meat), karno-vendisto(person who prepares and sells meat), karnovendisto(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Indonesian | jagal(brutal or indiscriminate killer), tukang daging(person who prepares and sells meat), menjagal(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), menjagal(kill brutally) | — | |
| Ingrian | mäsnikkä(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Irish | búistéir(person who prepares and sells meat), feolaire(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Italian | carnefice(brutal or indiscriminate killer), macellaia(person who prepares and sells meat), macellaio(person who prepares and sells meat), macellaio(brutal or indiscriminate killer), danneggiare(ruin something), macellare(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), massacrare(kill brutally), rovinare(ruin something) | — | |
| Japanese | 肉屋(person who prepares and sells meat), 屠殺する(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market) | nikuya, tosatsu suru | |
| Kazakh | етші(person who prepares and sells meat), қасапшы(person who prepares and sells meat), сою(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market) | etşı, qasapşy, soü | |
| Khmer | គោឃាតក៍(person who prepares and sells meat), អ្នកលក់សាច់(person who prepares and sells meat) | kookhiət, nĕək lŭək sac | |
| Korean | 푸주한(person who prepares and sells meat) | pujuhan | |
| Kyrgyz | касапчы(person who prepares and sells meat) | kasapcı | |
| Ladino | kasap(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Lao | ຄົນຂາຍຊີ້ນ(person who prepares and sells meat) | khon khāi sīn | |
| Latgalian | kaut(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market) | — | |
| Latin | lanius(person who prepares and sells meat), macellārius(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Latvian | miesniece(person who prepares and sells meat), miesnieks(person who prepares and sells meat), kaut(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market) | — | |
| Lezgi | кьасабчи(person who prepares and sells meat) | q̇asabči | |
| Limburgish | slechter(person who prepares and sells meat), aafslechte(kill brutally), slechte(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), slechte(kill brutally) | — | |
| Lithuanian | mėsininkas(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Lower Sorbian | rěznica(person who prepares and sells meat), rěznik(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Macedonian | касап(person who prepares and sells meat), касап(brutal or indiscriminate killer), колач(brutal or indiscriminate killer), месар(person who prepares and sells meat), месарка(person who prepares and sells meat), касапи(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), касапи(kill brutally), коле(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), коле(kill brutally) | kasap, kasap, kolač, mesar, mesarka, kasapi, kasapi, kole, kole | |
| Malay | tukang daging(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Malayalam | ഇറച്ചിവെട്ടുകാരൻ(person who prepares and sells meat), കശാപ്പുകാരൻ(person who prepares and sells meat) | iṟacciveṭṭukāraṉ, kaśāppukāraṉ | |
| Maltese | biċċier(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Middle English | bocher(person who prepares and sells meat), bocher(brutal or indiscriminate killer) | — | |
| Mongolian | яргачин(person who prepares and sells meat) | jargačin | |
| Navajo | náʼáłʼah(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market) | — | |
| Neapolitan | chianchiere(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Norman | bouochi(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Northern Kurdish | qesab(person who prepares and sells meat), serjêker(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Norwegian | slakte(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), slakte(kill brutally), slakte(ruin something) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | slakter(person who prepares and sells meat), slakter(brutal or indiscriminate killer) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | slaktar(person who prepares and sells meat), slaktar(brutal or indiscriminate killer) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | قصاب(person who prepares and sells meat), قصاب(brutal or indiscriminate killer) | kasâb, kasâb | |
| Pashto | قصاب(person who prepares and sells meat) | qasāb | |
| Persian | قَصّاب(person who prepares and sells meat) | qassâb | |
| Plautdietsch | Fleescha(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Polish | kat(brutal or indiscriminate killer), masarka(person who prepares and sells meat), masarz(person who prepares and sells meat), rzeźniczka(person who prepares and sells meat), rzeźnik(person who prepares and sells meat), rzeźnik(brutal or indiscriminate killer), masakrować(kill brutally), rujnować(ruin something) | — | |
| Portuguese | açougueira(person who prepares and sells meat), açougueiro(person who prepares and sells meat), carniceiro(brutal or indiscriminate killer), talhante(person who prepares and sells meat), abater(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), cortar(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), massacrar(kill brutally), talhar(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), trucidar(kill brutally) | — | |
| Quechua | ñak'aq(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Romanian | casap(brutal or indiscriminate killer), măcelar(person who prepares and sells meat), măcelar(brutal or indiscriminate killer), măcelăreasă(person who prepares and sells meat), ciopârți(ruin something), căsăpi(kill brutally), masacra(kill brutally), masacra(ruin something), măcelări(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), măcelări(kill brutally), omorî(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), tăia(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market) | — | |
| Romansch | bacher(person who prepares and sells meat), batger(person who prepares and sells meat), mazler(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Russian | мясни́к(person who prepares and sells meat), мясни́к(brutal or indiscriminate killer), пала́ч(brutal or indiscriminate killer) | mjasník, mjasník, paláč | |
| Scottish Gaelic | feòladair(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | kasapinka(person who prepares and sells meat), kàsapin(person who prepares and sells meat), mȅsarica(person who prepares and sells meat), mȅsār(person who prepares and sells meat), ка̀сапин(person who prepares and sells meat), касапинка(person who prepares and sells meat), ме̏са̄р(person who prepares and sells meat), ме̏сарица(person who prepares and sells meat), iskàsapiti(ruin something), kàsapiti(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), mesáriti(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), tranšírati(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), čèrečiti(kill brutally), иска̀сапити(ruin something), ка̀сапити(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), меса́рити(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), транши́рати(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), чѐречити(kill brutally) | — | |
| Sicilian | bucceri(person who prepares and sells meat), ghiancheri(person who prepares and sells meat), ucceri(person who prepares and sells meat), vucceri(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Slovak | mäsiar(person who prepares and sells meat), mäsiarka(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Slovene | mesar(person who prepares and sells meat), mesarka(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Spanish | carnicera(person who prepares and sells meat), carnicero(person who prepares and sells meat), carnicero(brutal or indiscriminate killer), matarife(person who prepares and sells meat), afear(ruin something), carnear(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), carnear(kill brutally), chambonear(ruin something), chapurrar(to mess up), chapurrear(to mess up), desfigurar(ruin something), despostar(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), destazar(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), mamullar(to mess up), masacrar(kill brutally), masacrar(ruin something), mascujar(to mess up), mascullar(to mess up), matar(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), mutilar(ruin something), pishtar(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market) | — | |
| Swahili | bucha(person who prepares and sells meat), mchinjaji(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Swedish | charkuterist(person who prepares and sells meat), slaktare(person who prepares and sells meat), slaktare(brutal or indiscriminate killer), styckare(person who prepares and sells meat), slakta(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), slakta(kill brutally), stycka(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market) | — | |
| Tagalog | mamamatay-tao(brutal or indiscriminate killer), manlalapa(person who prepares and sells meat), matador(person who prepares and sells meat), tagalapa(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Tajik | гӯштфурӯш(person who prepares and sells meat), қассоб(person who prepares and sells meat) | güštfurüš, qassob | |
| Tatar | итче(person who prepares and sells meat) | itçe | |
| Telugu | కసాయి(person who prepares and sells meat), కసాయి(brutal or indiscriminate killer) | kasāyi, kasāyi | |
| Thai | คนขายเนื้อ(person who prepares and sells meat) | kon-kǎai-nʉ́ʉa | |
| Tibetan | ཤ་ཁང(person who prepares and sells meat) | sha khang | |
| Turkish | kasap(person who prepares and sells meat), batırmak(ruin something), kesmek(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market), sıçıp sıvamak(ruin something) | — | |
| Turkmen | gassap(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Ukrainian | кат(brutal or indiscriminate killer), м'яса́р(person who prepares and sells meat), м'яса́рка(person who prepares and sells meat), м'ясни́к(person who prepares and sells meat), м'ясни́к(brutal or indiscriminate killer) | kat, mʺjasár, mʺjasárka, mʺjasnýk, mʺjasnýk | |
| Urdu | بُوچَڑ(person who prepares and sells meat), قَصائی(person who prepares and sells meat), قَصائی(brutal or indiscriminate killer), قَصّاب(person who prepares and sells meat) | būcaṛ, qasāī, qasāī, qassāb | |
| Uyghur | قاسساپ(person who prepares and sells meat) | qassap | |
| Uzbek | qassob(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Vietnamese | người hàng thịt(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Volapük | mipugan(brutal or indiscriminate killer), mipugön(kill brutally), miticöpön(slaughter animals and prepare meat for market) | — | |
| Walloon | botchresse(person who prepares and sells meat), botchî(person who prepares and sells meat), mangon(person who prepares and sells meat), manguinresse(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Welsh | cigydd(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Western Apache | itsįʼ nyiłgeeshí(person who prepares and sells meat) | — | |
| Yiddish | קצבֿ(person who prepares and sells meat), שוחט(person who prepares and sells meat) | katsev, shoykhet |
maqellar
μάγειρος, σφαγεύς, σφαγεύς, ἄρταμος, κρεουργέω, σφάζω
mágeiros, sphageús, sphageús, ártamos, kreourgéō, spházō
جزار, جزار, جَزَّار, جَزَّار, جَزَّار, جَزَّار, قَصَّاب, قَصَّاب, لَحَّام, لَحَّام, لَحَّام, جَزَر, جَزَر, نَحَر
gazzār, gazzār, jazzār, jazzār, jazzār, jazzār, qaṣṣāb, qaṣṣāb, laḥḥām, laḥḥām, laḥḥām, jazar, jazar, naḥar
cãrnar, cãsap, hãsap
qəssab, ətçi
harakin, odolzale
каса́пин, каса́пин, каса́пка, каса́пка, кола́ч, кола́чка, меса́р, меса́рка, коля, убивам
kasápin, kasápin, kasápka, kasápka, koláč, koláčka, mesár, mesárka, kolja, ubivam
carnisser, carnisser, carnissera
kiger, kigores
řeznice, řezník, porážet
slagter
migvachi
beenhouwer, slachter, slager, afslachten, slachten, slachten
buĉistino, buĉisto, buĉi
lihunik
slaktari, slátrari
lihakauppias, lihanleikkaaja, teurastaja, teurastaja, leikata, pilata, teurastaa, teurastaa, tuhota
boucher, bouchère, abattre, abattre, charcuter
macelâ
kasap
beche, buxeo, carniceiro
Fleischer, Fleischerin, Fleischhacker, Fleischhackerin, Fleischhauer, Fleischhauerin, Katzoff, Katzuff, Knochenhauer, Knochenhauerin, Metzger, Metzgerin, Metzler, Metzlerin, Schlachter, Schlachterin, Schlächter, Schlächter, Schlächterin, Schlächterin, niedermetzeln, schlachten
κρεοπώλης, μακελάρης, σφαγέας, χασάπης, κατακρεουργώ, καταστρέφω, μακελεύω, σφάζω, σφαγιάζω
kreopólis, makeláris, sfagéas, chasápis, katakreourgó, katastréfo, makelévo, sfázo, sfagiázo
कसाई, कसाई, कस्साई, कस्साब, क़साई, क़साई, क़स्साब, गोघातक, बकरकसाब, बुजकसाब, बूचड़
kasāī, kasāī, kassāī, kassāb, qasāī, qasāī, qassāb, goghātak, bakraksāb, bujaksāb, būcaṛ
hentes, hóhér, mozgóárus, mészáros, tömeggyilkos, levág, leöl
slátrari
buchero, buchisto, karno-vendisto, karnovendisto
jagal, tukang daging, menjagal, menjagal
mäsnikkä
búistéir, feolaire
carnefice, macellaia, macellaio, macellaio, danneggiare, macellare, massacrare, rovinare
kasap
kaut
lanius, macellārius
miesniece, miesnieks, kaut
slechter, aafslechte, slechte, slechte
mėsininkas
rěznica, rěznik
касап, касап, колач, месар, месарка, касапи, касапи, коле, коле
kasap, kasap, kolač, mesar, mesarka, kasapi, kasapi, kole, kole
tukang daging
biċċier
bocher, bocher
náʼáłʼah
chianchiere
bouochi
qesab, serjêker
slakte, slakte, slakte
slakter, slakter
slaktar, slaktar
Fleescha
kat, masarka, masarz, rzeźniczka, rzeźnik, rzeźnik, masakrować, rujnować
açougueira, açougueiro, carniceiro, talhante, abater, cortar, massacrar, talhar, trucidar
ñak'aq
casap, măcelar, măcelar, măcelăreasă, ciopârți, căsăpi, masacra, masacra, măcelări, măcelări, omorî, tăia
bacher, batger, mazler
feòladair
kasapinka, kàsapin, mȅsarica, mȅsār, ка̀сапин, касапинка, ме̏са̄р, ме̏сарица, iskàsapiti, kàsapiti, mesáriti, tranšírati, čèrečiti, иска̀сапити, ка̀сапити, меса́рити, транши́рати, чѐречити
bucceri, ghiancheri, ucceri, vucceri
mäsiar, mäsiarka
mesar, mesarka
carnicera, carnicero, carnicero, matarife, afear, carnear, carnear, chambonear, chapurrar, chapurrear, desfigurar, despostar, destazar, mamullar, masacrar, masacrar, mascujar, mascullar, matar, mutilar, pishtar
bucha, mchinjaji
charkuterist, slaktare, slaktare, styckare, slakta, slakta, stycka
mamamatay-tao, manlalapa, matador, tagalapa
kasap, batırmak, kesmek, sıçıp sıvamak
gassap
qassob
người hàng thịt
mipugan, mipugön, miticöpön
botchresse, botchî, mangon, manguinresse
cigydd
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