Dancer
//ˈdɑːnsə(ɹ)//
Translations of "dancer" (104 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | danser(person who dances) | — | |
| Albanian | kërcimtar(person who dances), kërcimtare(female person who dances), valltar(person who dances), valltare(female person who dances) | — | |
| Amharic | ዳንኪረኛ(person who dances) | dankiräña | |
| Ancient Greek | ὀρχηστής(person who dances), ὀρχηστρίς(person who dances), ὀρχηστρίς(female person who dances) | orkhēstḗs, orkhēstrís, orkhēstrís | |
| Arabic | رقاص(person who dances), رقاصة(female person who dances), رَاقِص(person who dances), رَاقِصَة(person who dances), رَاقِصَة(female person who dances) | raʔāṣ, raʔaaṣa, rāqiṣ, rāqiṣa, rāqiṣa | |
| Armenian | պարող(person who dances), պարուհի(female person who dances) | paroġ, paruhi | |
| Assamese | নর্তকী(person who dances) | — | |
| Asturian | baillador(person who dances), baillarín(person who dances) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | rəqqas(person who dances) | — | |
| Bashkir | бейеүсе(person who dances) | beyewse | |
| Basque | dantzari(person who dances) | — | |
| Belarusian | танцо́р(person who dances), танцо́рка(female person who dances) | tancór, tancórka | |
| Bengali | নর্তক(person who dances), নর্তকী(female person who dances) | nortok, nortoki | |
| Bhojpuri | नचनिया(person who dances) | nacᵊniyā | |
| Bulgarian | балети́ст(person who dances), танцьо́р(person who dances), танцьо́рка(female person who dances), танцьо́рка(euphemism for stripper) | baletíst, tancjór, tancjórka, tancjórka | |
| Burmese | ကချေသည်(person who dances) | ka.hkyesany | |
| Catalan | ballador(person who dances), ballarí(person who dances), dansador(person who dances), dansaire(person who dances) | — | |
| Chechen | хелхархо(person who dances) | xelxarxo | |
| Chickasaw | hilha'(person who dances), hilha'(female person who dances) | — | |
| Chinese | 舞蹈家(person who dances) | bú-tō-ka | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 跳舞(reindeer of Santa Claus), 舞蹈家(person who dances), 舞蹈演員 /舞蹈演员(person who dances), 跳舞者(person who dances) | Tiàowǔ, wǔdǎojiā, wǔdǎo yǎnyuán, tiàowǔzhě | |
| Czech | tanečnice(person who dances), tanečnice(female person who dances), tanečník(person who dances) | — | |
| Danish | danser(person who dances), danserinde(female person who dances), danserske(female person who dances) | — | |
| Dutch | danser(person who dances), danseres(female person who dances), exotisch danser(euphemism for stripper), karakterdanser(euphemism for stripper), stripdanser(euphemism for stripper) | — | |
| Esperanto | dancistino(female person who dances) | — | |
| Estonian | tantsija(person who dances) | — | |
| Faroese | dansari(person who dances) | — | |
| Finnish | Tanssija(reindeer of Santa Claus), tanssija(person who dances), tanssija(euphemism for stripper), tanssijatar(female person who dances), tanssijatar(euphemism for stripper) | — | |
| French | Danseur(reindeer of Santa Claus), Danseuse(reindeer of Santa Claus), danseur(person who dances), danseuse(female person who dances) | — | |
| Galician | bailador(person who dances), bailarín(person who dances), danzarín(person who dances) | — | |
| Georgian | მოცეკვავე(person who dances) | moceḳvave | |
| German | Tänzer(person who dances), Tänzer(euphemism for stripper), Tänzerin(female person who dances), Tänzerin(euphemism for stripper), exotische Tänzerin(euphemism for stripper), exotischer Tänzer(euphemism for stripper) | — | |
| Greek | Ορχηστρίς(reindeer of Santa Claus), χορευτής(person who dances), χορεύτρια(female person who dances), χορεύτρια(euphemism for stripper) | Orchistrís, choreftís, choréftria, choréftria | |
| Gujarati | નર્તક(person who dances), નર્તકી(person who dances) | nartak, nartakī | |
| Hebrew | רקדן \ רַקְדָן(person who dances), רקדנית \ רַקְדָנִית(female person who dances) | rakdán, rakdanít | |
| Hindi | नचनिया(person who dances), नर्तक(person who dances), नर्तकी(female person who dances), नाचनेवाला(person who dances) | nacniyā, nartak, nartakī, nācnevālā | |
| Hungarian | táncos(person who dances), táncosnő(female person who dances) | — | |
| Icelandic | dansari(person who dances) | — | |
| Ido | dansantino(female person who dances), dansanto(person who dances), dansantulo(person who dances), danserino(female person who dances), dansero(person who dances), danserulo(person who dances), dansistino(female person who dances), dansisto(person who dances), dansistulo(person who dances) | — | |
| Indonesian | penari(person who dances) | — | |
| Irish | damhsóir(person who dances), rinceoir(person who dances) | — | |
| Italian | Ballerino(reindeer of Santa Claus), ballerina(female person who dances), ballerino(person who dances), danzatore(person who dances), danzatrice(female person who dances) | — | |
| Japanese | ダンサー(reindeer of Santa Claus), ダンサー(person who dances), 舞踊家(person who dances), 踊り子(female person who dances) | Dansā, dansā, buyōka, odoriko | |
| Kalmyk | биич(person who dances) | biiç | |
| Kannada | ಪಾಣ(person who dances) | pāṇa | |
| Kapampangan | talaterak(person who dances) | — | |
| Kazakh | билеуші(person who dances), биші(person who dances) | bileuşı, bişı | |
| Khmer | អ្នករាំ(person who dances) | nĕək rŏəm | |
| Korean | 댄서(person who dances), 무녀(female person who dances), 무용가(person who dances), 무희(female person who dances), 춤군(person who dances), 춤꾼(person who dances) | daenseo, munyeo, muyongga, muhui, chumgun, chumkkun | |
| Kyrgyz | бийчи(person who dances), бийчи киши(person who dances) | biyci, biyci kişi | |
| Lao | ນັກຟ້ອນ(female person who dances), ນັກເຕັ້ນລຳ(person who dances) | nak fǭn, nak ten lam | |
| Latin | ballātor(person who dances), ballātrīx(person who dances), ballātrīx(female person who dances), histriō(person who dances), ludia(female person who dances), lūdia(person who dances), lūdius(person who dances), saltatrix(female person who dances), saltātor(person who dances), saltātrīx(person who dances) | — | |
| Latvian | dejotāja(female person who dances), dejotājs(person who dances) | — | |
| Lithuanian | šokėja(female person who dances), šokėjas(person who dances) | — | |
| Luganda | omuzinyi(person who dances) | — | |
| Luxembourgish | Dänzer(person who dances), Dänzerin(female person who dances) | — | |
| Macedonian | танчер(person who dances), танчерка(female person who dances), ѓувендија(female person who dances) | tančer, tančerka, ǵuvendija | |
| Malay | penari(person who dances) | — | |
| Malayalam | തുളളിച്ചാടുന്നവൻ(person who dances) | tuḷaḷiccāṭunnavaṉ | |
| Māori | kaikanikani(person who dances) | — | |
| Mongolian | бүжигчин(person who dances), ᠪᠦᠵᠢᠭᠴᠢᠨ(person who dances) | büžigčin, büǰiɣčin | |
| Northern Kurdish | dansker(person who dances), reqsker(person who dances) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | danser(person who dances), danserinne(female person who dances) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | dansar(person who dances), dansarinne(female person who dances) | — | |
| Occitan | dançaire(person who dances) | — | |
| Odia | ନର୍ତ୍ତକ(person who dances) | narttaka | |
| Old English | hlēapere(person who dances), hlēapestre(female person who dances), hoppere(person who dances), tumbere(person who dances) | — | |
| Old Tupi | poraseîtara(person who dances) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | رقاص(person who dances), رقاصه(female person who dances) | rakkas, rakkase | |
| Pannonian Rusyn | танцовач(person who dances), танцош(person who dances), танєчнїк(person who dances) | tancovač, tancoš, tanječnjik | |
| Pashto | رقاص(person who dances), رقاصه(female person who dances), نڅاګر(person who dances), نڅاګره(female person who dances) | raqās, raqāsa, nacāgar, nacāgǝra | |
| Persian | رَقّاص(person who dances), رَقّاصِه(female person who dances) | raqqâs, raqqâse | |
| Polish | Tancerz(reindeer of Santa Claus), tancerka(person who dances), tancerka(female person who dances), tancerz(person who dances) | — | |
| Portuguese | Dançarina(reindeer of Santa Claus), bailarina(female person who dances), bailarino(person who dances), dançarina(female person who dances), dançarina exótica(euphemism for stripper), dançarino(person who dances), dançarino exótico(euphemism for stripper) | — | |
| Quechua | tusuq(person who dances) | — | |
| Romanian | dansatoare(female person who dances), dansator(person who dances) | — | |
| Russian | балери́на(female person who dances), балеру́н(person who dances), плясу́н(person who dances), плясу́нья(female person who dances), танцо́вщик(person who dances), танцо́вщица(female person who dances), танцо́р(person who dances), танцо́рка(female person who dances) | balerína, balerún, pljasún, pljasúnʹja, tancóvščik, tancóvščica, tancór, tancórka | |
| Saanich | SJELW̱EṈ(person who dances) | — | |
| Scottish Gaelic | dannsair(person who dances) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | plesàčica(female person who dances), plèsāč(person who dances), плеса̀чица(female person who dances), плѐса̄ч(person who dances) | — | |
| Slovak | tanečnica(person who dances), tanečnica(female person who dances), tanečník(person who dances) | — | |
| Slovene | plesalec(person who dances), plesalka(female person who dances) | — | |
| Southern Altai | бийечи(person who dances) | biyeči | |
| Spanish | Bailarín(reindeer of Santa Claus), Danzarín(reindeer of Santa Claus), bailador(person who dances), bailadora(female person who dances), bailarina(female person who dances), bailarín(person who dances) | — | |
| Sranan Tongo | dansiman(person who dances) | — | |
| Swedish | dansare(person who dances), danserska c dansös(female person who dances) | — | |
| Tagalog | mananayaw(person who dances) | — | |
| Tajik | раққос(person who dances) | raqqos | |
| Tamil | நடனக்காரர்(person who dances) | naṭaṉakkārar | |
| Taos | tòʼóna(person who dances) | — | |
| Tatar | биюче(person who dances) | biyüçe | |
| Telugu | నర్తకి(person who dances) | nartaki | |
| Thai | นักเต้น(person who dances), หางเครื่อง(person who dances) | nák-dtên, hǎang-krʉ̂ʉang | |
| Tigrinya | ሳዕሰዓይ(person who dances) | saʿsäʿay | |
| Turkish | dansçı(person who dances), dansçı(female person who dances), dansöz(female person who dances) | — | |
| Turkmen | tansçy(person who dances) | — | |
| Ukrainian | танцюри́ст(person who dances), танцюри́стка(female person who dances) | tancjurýst, tancjurýstka | |
| Urdu | رَقّاص(person who dances), رَقّاصَہ(female person who dances) | raqqās, raqqāsa | |
| Uyghur | ئۇسسۇلچى(person who dances), تانسىچى(person who dances) | ussulchi, tansichi | |
| Uzbek | raqqos(person who dances), tansachi(person who dances) | — | |
| Vietnamese | người khiêu vũ(person who dances), người múa(person who dances), người nhảy(person who dances), vũ công(person who dances) | — | |
| Volapük | danüdan(person who dances), hidanüdan(person who dances), jidanüdan(female person who dances) | — | |
| Welsh | dawnsiwr(person who dances), dawnswr(person who dances) | — | |
| Yiddish | טענצער(person who dances), טענצערין(female person who dances) | tentser, tentserin |
danser
kërcimtar, kërcimtare, valltar, valltare
নর্তকী
baillador, baillarín
rəqqas
dantzari
ballador, ballarí, dansador, dansaire
hilha', hilha'
tanečnice, tanečnice, tanečník
danser, danserinde, danserske
danser, danseres, exotisch danser, karakterdanser, stripdanser
dancistino
tantsija
dansari
Tanssija, tanssija, tanssija, tanssijatar, tanssijatar
Danseur, Danseuse, danseur, danseuse
bailador, bailarín, danzarín
Tänzer, Tänzer, Tänzerin, Tänzerin, exotische Tänzerin, exotischer Tänzer
táncos, táncosnő
dansari
dansantino, dansanto, dansantulo, danserino, dansero, danserulo, dansistino, dansisto, dansistulo
penari
damhsóir, rinceoir
Ballerino, ballerina, ballerino, danzatore, danzatrice
talaterak
ballātor, ballātrīx, ballātrīx, histriō, ludia, lūdia, lūdius, saltatrix, saltātor, saltātrīx
dejotāja, dejotājs
šokėja, šokėjas
omuzinyi
Dänzer, Dänzerin
penari
kaikanikani
dansker, reqsker
danser, danserinne
dansar, dansarinne
dançaire
hlēapere, hlēapestre, hoppere, tumbere
poraseîtara
Tancerz, tancerka, tancerka, tancerz
Dançarina, bailarina, bailarino, dançarina, dançarina exótica, dançarino, dançarino exótico
tusuq
dansatoare, dansator
балери́на, балеру́н, плясу́н, плясу́нья, танцо́вщик, танцо́вщица, танцо́р, танцо́рка
balerína, balerún, pljasún, pljasúnʹja, tancóvščik, tancóvščica, tancór, tancórka
SJELW̱EṈ
dannsair
plesàčica, plèsāč, плеса̀чица, плѐса̄ч
tanečnica, tanečnica, tanečník
plesalec, plesalka
Bailarín, Danzarín, bailador, bailadora, bailarina, bailarín
dansiman
dansare, danserska c dansös
mananayaw
tòʼóna
dansçı, dansçı, dansöz
tansçy
raqqos, tansachi
người khiêu vũ, người múa, người nhảy, vũ công
danüdan, hidanüdan, jidanüdan
dawnsiwr, dawnswr
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.