Fabulist
//ˈfæbjəlɪst//
Translations of "fabulist" (10 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bulgarian | баснописец(one who writes or tells fables) | basnopisec | |
| Catalan | fabulista(one who writes or tells fables) | — | |
| Esperanto | fablisto(a liar) | — | |
| Finnish | sadunkertoja(one who writes or tells fables), satuilija(a liar), satusetä(one who writes or tells fables), satusetä(a liar) | — | |
| French | mythomane(a liar) | — | |
| German | Fabeldichter(one who writes or tells fables), Fabeldichterin(one who writes or tells fables), Fabulierer(a liar), Fabuliererin(a liar) | — | |
| Irish | fabhalscéalaí(one who writes or tells fables) | — | |
| Polish | bajkopis(one who writes or tells fables), bajkopisarz(one who writes or tells fables), bajopis(one who writes or tells fables), blagier(a liar), blagierka(a liar), kłamca(a liar) | — | |
| Portuguese | fabulista(one who writes or tells fables) | — | |
| Spanish | fabulista(one who writes or tells fables) | — |
fabulista
fablisto
sadunkertoja, satuilija, satusetä, satusetä
mythomane
Fabeldichter, Fabeldichterin, Fabulierer, Fabuliererin
fabhalscéalaí
bajkopis, bajkopisarz, bajopis, blagier, blagierka, kłamca
fabulista
fabulista
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