Handyman

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Translations of "handyman" (20 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Bulgarian	момче за всичко(man who does odd tasks)	momče za vsičko
Czech	údržbář(man who does odd tasks)	—
Danish	altmuligmand(man who does odd tasks)	—
Dutch	manusje-van-alles(man who does odd tasks)	—
Estonian	meistrimees(man who does odd tasks)	—
Finnish	nikkari(man who does odd tasks), yleismies(man who does odd tasks)	—
French	bricoleur(man who does odd tasks), homme à tout faire(man who does odd tasks)	—
German	Handlanger(man who does odd tasks), Handwerker(man who does odd tasks), Hausmeister(man who does odd tasks), Heimwerker(man who does odd tasks), Mädchen für alles(man who does odd tasks), Reparateur(man who does odd tasks)	—
Hebrew	תיקונצ׳יק(man who does odd tasks)	—
Italian	tuttofare(man who does odd tasks)	—
Japanese	便利屋(man who does odd tasks)	benriya
Kabuverdianu	buldonhe(man who does odd tasks)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	altmuligmann(man who does odd tasks)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	altmogelegmann(man who does odd tasks)	—
Occitan	totòbra(man who does odd tasks)	—
Polish	majster-klepka(man who does odd tasks), złota rączka(man who does odd tasks)	—
Portuguese	faz-tudo(man who does odd tasks)	—
Russian	мастер на все руки(man who does odd tasks), разнорабочий(man who does odd tasks), умелец(man who does odd tasks)	master na vse ruki, raznorabočij, umelec
Spanish	hacelotodo(man who does odd tasks), manitas(man who does odd tasks), mentolato(man who does odd tasks), milusos(man who does odd tasks), todólogo(man who does odd tasks)	—
Swedish	hantlangare(man who does odd tasks)	—