Host
//həʊst//
Translations of "host" (80 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | gasheer(person who receives or entertains a guest), gasvrou(person who receives or entertains a guest) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | ξενοδόκος(person who receives or entertains a guest), ἑστιάτωρ(person who receives or entertains a guest) | xenodókos, hestiátōr | |
| Arabic | آدِب(person or organisation responsible for running an event), جَيْش(multitude of people arrayed as an army), جُنْد(multitude of people arrayed as an army), مُسْتَضِيف(person or organisation responsible for running an event), مُضِيف(person who receives or entertains a guest), مُضِيف(person or organisation responsible for running an event) | ʔādib, jayš, jund, mustaḍīf, muḍīf, muḍīf | |
| Armenian | զորք(multitude of people arrayed as an army), նշխար(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer) | zorkʻ, nšxar | |
| Assyrian Neo-Aramaic | ܓܲܝܣܵܐ(multitude of people arrayed as an army), ܡܐܲܪ̈ܚܵܢܝܵܬܹܐ(person or organisation responsible for running an event), ܡܐܲܪ̈ܚܵܢܹܐ(person or organisation responsible for running an event), ܡܐܲܪܚܵܢܵܐ(person who receives or entertains a guest), ܡܐܲܪܚܵܢܵܐ(computing: computer attached to a network), ܡܐܲܪܚܵܢܵܐ(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), ܡܩܲܒܠܵܢܵܐ(person who receives or entertains a guest), ܐܲܪܸܚ(perform the role of a host), ܐܲܪܸܚ(computing: run software for a remote user or process), ܩܲܒܸܠ(perform the role of a host) | gaysā, mˀarḥānyātē, mˀarḥānē, mˀarḥānā, mˀarḥānā, mˀarḥānā, mqablānā, arriḥ, arriḥ, qabbil | |
| Azerbaijani | aparmaq(perform the role of a host) | — | |
| Bats | მასპიჼძელ(person who receives or entertains a guest) | masṗĩʒel | |
| Belarusian | гаспада́р(person who receives or entertains a guest), гаспада́рка(person who receives or entertains a guest) | haspadár, haspadárka | |
| Bengali | মেজবান(person who receives or entertains a guest), মেজবান(person or organisation responsible for running an event), মেজবান(moderator) | mezban, mezban, mezban | |
| Bulgarian | водещ(moderator), войска(multitude of people arrayed as an army), домакин(person who receives or entertains a guest), домакин(person or organisation responsible for running an event), множество(large number of items), нафора(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer) | vodešt, vojska, domakin, domakin, množestvo, nafora | |
| Catalan | amfitriona(person who receives or entertains a guest), amfitrió(person who receives or entertains a guest), host(multitude of people arrayed as an army), hoste(person who receives or entertains a guest), hòstia(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), allotjar(perform the role of a host), hostatjar(perform the role of a host) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 主人(person who receives or entertains a guest), 主持人(person or organisation responsible for running an event), 主機 /主机(computing: computer attached to a network), 聖體 /圣体(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer) | zhǔrén, zhǔchírén, zhǔjī, shèngtǐ | |
| Czech | hostitel(person who receives or entertains a guest), hostitel(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), pořadatel(person or organisation responsible for running an event), hostit(perform the role of a host) | — | |
| Dalmatian | bluta(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer) | — | |
| Danish | hostie(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), oblat(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), vært(person who receives or entertains a guest), vært(person or organisation responsible for running an event) | — | |
| Dutch | berg(large number of items), drager(genetics: organism bearing certain genetic material), gastgever(person or organisation responsible for running an event), gastgever(moderator), gastheer(person who receives or entertains a guest), gastheer(person or organisation responsible for running an event), gastheer(moderator), gastheer(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), gastvrouw(person who receives or entertains a guest), gastvrouw(moderator), heerschaar(multitude of people arrayed as an army), host(computing: computer attached to a network), hostie(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), leger(multitude of people arrayed as an army), moderator(moderator), organisator(person or organisation responsible for running an event), troep(multitude of people arrayed as an army), troep(large number of items), hosten(computing: run software for a remote user or process), modereren(perform the role of a host), onderbrengen(perform the role of a host), ontvangen(perform the role of a host) | — | |
| Esperanto | gastiganto(person who receives or entertains a guest), gastiganto(person or organisation responsible for running an event), hostio(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), gastigi(perform the role of a host), gastigi(computing: run software for a remote user or process) | — | |
| Evenki | эден(person who receives or entertains a guest) | əʒen | |
| Faroese | vertur(person who receives or entertains a guest) | — | |
| Finnish | ehtoollisleipä(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), isäntä(person who receives or entertains a guest), isäntä(person or organisation responsible for running an event), isäntä(moderator), isäntä(computing: computer attached to a network), isäntä(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), isäntäeliö(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), joukko(large number of items), juontaja(moderator), kantaja(genetics: organism bearing certain genetic material), liuta(large number of items), oblaatti(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), sotajoukko(multitude of people arrayed as an army), öylätti(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), hostata(computing: run software for a remote user or process), isännöidä(perform the role of a host), juontaa(perform the role of a host), pyörittää(computing: run software for a remote user or process), toimia isäntänä(perform the role of a host), ylläpitää(computing: run software for a remote user or process) | — | |
| French | amphitryon(person who receives or entertains a guest), animateur(person or organisation responsible for running an event), armée(multitude of people arrayed as an army), hostie(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), hôte(person who receives or entertains a guest), hôte(computing: computer attached to a network), hôte(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), maître de maison(person who receives or entertains a guest), organisateur(person or organisation responsible for running an event), ost(multitude of people arrayed as an army), animer(perform the role of a host), héberger(computing: run software for a remote user or process), recevoir(perform the role of a host) | — | |
| Galician | anfitrión(person who receives or entertains a guest), anfitrión(person or organisation responsible for running an event), anfitrión(person or organisation responsible for running an event), anfitrión(computing: computer attached to a network), moderador(moderator), organizador(person or organisation responsible for running an event), presentador(moderator), presentador(moderator) | — | |
| Georgian | მასპინძელი(person who receives or entertains a guest) | masṗinʒeli | |
| German | Bewirter(person who receives or entertains a guest), Gastgeber(person who receives or entertains a guest), Heer(multitude of people arrayed as an army), Hostie(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), Moderator(moderator), Organisator(person or organisation responsible for running an event), Organisator(person or organisation responsible for running an event), Showmaster(moderator), Träger(genetics: organism bearing certain genetic material), Trägerin(genetics: organism bearing certain genetic material), Veranstalter(person or organisation responsible for running an event), Wirt(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), Gastgeber sein(perform the role of a host), aufnehmen(perform the role of a host), ausrichten(perform the role of a host), bereitstellen(computing: run software for a remote user or process), durchführen(perform the role of a host), organisieren(perform the role of a host) | — | |
| Greek | αντίδωρο(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), διοργανωτής(person or organisation responsible for running an event), κεντρικός υπολογιστής(computing: computer attached to a network), ξενιστής(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), οικοδέσποινα(person who receives or entertains a guest), οικοδεσπότης(person who receives or entertains a guest), στρατιά(multitude of people arrayed as an army), συντονιστής(moderator), διοργανώνω(perform the role of a host), φιλοξενώ(perform the role of a host) | antídoro, diorganotís, kentrikós ypologistís, xenistís, oikodéspoina, oikodespótis, stratiá, syntonistís, diorganóno, filoxenó | |
| Greenlandic | qaaqqusisoq(person who receives or entertains a guest) | — | |
| Hebrew | מארח(person who receives or entertains a guest), מארחים(person or organisation responsible for running an event), מנחה(moderator), פֻּנְדְּקַאי(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism) | mearéakh, mearkhím, mankhé, pundaqáy | |
| Hindi | अतिथिपति(person who receives or entertains a guest), अतिथिपति(person or organisation responsible for running an event), आतिथेय(person who receives or entertains a guest), आतिथेयी(person who receives or entertains a guest), परपोषी(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), मध्यस्थ(moderator), मध्यस्थ(computing: computer attached to a network), संचारक(moderator), संचालक(person or organisation responsible for running an event), सभापति(moderator), आतिथेय(perform the role of a host) | atithipti, atithipti, ātithey, ātitheyī, parpoṣī, madhyasth, madhyasth, sañcārak, sañcālak, sabhāpti, ātithey | |
| Hungarian | gazda(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), gazdagép(computing: computer attached to a network), gazdaszervezet(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), gazdaszámítógép(computing: computer attached to a network), halom(large number of items), hordozó(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), házigazda(person who receives or entertains a guest), házigazda(person or organisation responsible for running an event), konferanszié(moderator), moderátor(moderator), műsorvezető(moderator), ostya(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), sereg(multitude of people arrayed as an army), sereg(large number of items), vendéglátó(person who receives or entertains a guest), vitavezető(moderator), vendégül lát(perform the role of a host), vezet(perform the role of a host) | — | |
| Icelandic | gestgjafi(person who receives or entertains a guest), hýsill(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), kynnir(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), hýsa(perform the role of a host), hýsa(computing: run software for a remote user or process) | — | |
| Ido | hosto(person who receives or entertains a guest) | — | |
| Indonesian | hos(computing: computer attached to a network), hosti(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), inang(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), pejamu(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), pembawa acara(person or organisation responsible for running an event), tuan rumah(person who receives or entertains a guest) | — | |
| Interlingua | hospitero(person who receives or entertains a guest) | — | |
| Irish | abhlann(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), óstach(person who receives or entertains a guest) | — | |
| Italian | anfitrione(person who receives or entertains a guest), host(computing: computer attached to a network), moderatore(moderator), organizzatore(person or organisation responsible for running an event), ospitante(person who receives or entertains a guest), ospite(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), ostia(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), ospitare(perform the role of a host) | — | |
| Japanese | ホスト(computing: computer attached to a network), 主人(person who receives or entertains a guest), 主催者(person or organisation responsible for running an event), 司会(person or organisation responsible for running an event) | hosuto, shujin, shusaisha, shikai | |
| Korean | 주인(person who receives or entertains a guest), 호스트(computing: computer attached to a network) | ju'in, hoseuteu | |
| Ladino | balabay(person who receives or entertains a guest), balabaya(person who receives or entertains a guest) | — | |
| Latin | dissignātor(moderator), hospes(person who receives or entertains a guest), hospes(person or organisation responsible for running an event), hospita(person who receives or entertains a guest), hospita(person or organisation responsible for running an event), hospitō(perform the role of a host) | — | |
| Latvian | namamāte(person who receives or entertains a guest), namatēvs(person who receives or entertains a guest), saimnieks(person who receives or entertains a guest), saimnieks(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism) | — | |
| Macedonian | во́дител(person or organisation responsible for running an event), во́дител(moderator), води́телка(person or organisation responsible for running an event), води́телка(moderator), до́маќин(person who receives or entertains a guest), до́маќин(computing: computer attached to a network), до́маќин(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), дома́ќинка(person who receives or entertains a guest) | vóditel, vóditel, vodítelka, vodítelka, dómaḱin, dómaḱin, dómaḱin, domáḱinka | |
| Malay | pengacara(person or organisation responsible for running an event), perumah(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), tuan rumah(person who receives or entertains a guest) | — | |
| Māori | kaitaurima(person who receives or entertains a guest), mano(multitude of people arrayed as an army), nihowera(person who receives or entertains a guest), rauropi papa(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), manaaki(perform the role of a host), whakamanu(w)hiri(perform the role of a host), whakauhi(perform the role of a host), whakauwhi(perform the role of a host) | — | |
| Marathi | होस्ट(computing: computer attached to a network) | hosṭa | |
| Middle English | herberjour(person who receives or entertains a guest), hoste(person who receives or entertains a guest) | — | |
| Mingrelian | მენძელი(person who receives or entertains a guest) | menʒeli | |
| Nanai | эден(person who receives or entertains a guest) | eʒen | |
| Ngazidja Comorian | djeyshi(multitude of people arrayed as an army) | — | |
| Nivkh | ызӈ(person who receives or entertains a guest), ыс(person who receives or entertains a guest) | əzŋ, əs | |
| Northern Sami | doalloeamit(person who receives or entertains a guest), doalloisit(person who receives or entertains a guest), guossoheaddji(person who receives or entertains a guest) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | vert(person who receives or entertains a guest), vert(person or organisation responsible for running an event), vert(computing: computer attached to a network), vert(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | vert(person who receives or entertains a guest), vert(person or organisation responsible for running an event), vert(computing: computer attached to a network), vert(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism) | — | |
| Occitan | acomodar(perform the role of a host) | — | |
| Old Norse | herr(multitude of people arrayed as an army) | — | |
| Pashto | کوربه(person who receives or entertains a guest), کوربه(person or organisation responsible for running an event) | korba, korba | |
| Persian | میزبان(person who receives or entertains a guest) | mizbân | |
| Polish | gospodarz(person who receives or entertains a guest), gospodarz(person or organisation responsible for running an event), host(computing: computer attached to a network), hostia(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), żywiciel(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), gościć(perform the role of a host), hostować(computing: run software for a remote user or process), ugościć(perform the role of a host) | — | |
| Portuguese | anfitrião(person who receives or entertains a guest), anfitrião(moderator), anfitrião(computing: computer attached to a network), apresentador(moderator), hospedeiro(person who receives or entertains a guest), hospedeiro(computing: computer attached to a network), hospedeiro(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), host(computing: computer attached to a network), hoste(multitude of people arrayed as an army), hóstia(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), mediador(moderator), organizador(person or organisation responsible for running an event), partícula(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), realizador(person or organisation responsible for running an event), hospedar(perform the role of a host), hospedar(computing: run software for a remote user or process) | — | |
| Romanian | amfitrion(person who receives or entertains a guest), gazdă(person who receives or entertains a guest), moderatoare(moderator), moderator(moderator), prezentator(moderator) | — | |
| Romansch | ospitant(person who receives or entertains a guest), ospitanta(person who receives or entertains a guest) | — | |
| Russian | веду́щий(person or organisation responsible for running an event), веду́щий(moderator), во́йско(multitude of people arrayed as an army), гла́вная ЭВМ(computing: computer attached to a network), гла́вный компью́тер(computing: computer attached to a network), кле́тка-хозя́ин(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), мно́жество(large number of items), модера́тор(moderator), носи́тель(genetics: organism bearing certain genetic material), носи́тельница(genetics: organism bearing certain genetic material), обла́тка(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), органи́зм-хозя́ин(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), рать(multitude of people arrayed as an army), хозя́ин(person who receives or entertains a guest), хозя́йка(person who receives or entertains a guest), хост(computing: computer attached to a network), церемонийме́йстер(moderator) | vedúščij, vedúščij, vójsko, glávnaja EVM, glávnyj kompʹjútɛr, klétka-xozjáin, mnóžestvo, modɛrátor, nosítelʹ, nosítelʹnica, oblátka, organízm-xozjáin, ratʹ, xozjáin, xozjájka, xost, ceremonijméjster | |
| Serbo-Croatian | domaćinica(person who receives or entertains a guest), domàćin(person who receives or entertains a guest), gȁzda(person who receives or entertains a guest), gȁzdarica(person who receives or entertains a guest), hostija(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), га̏зда(person who receives or entertains a guest), га̏здарица(person who receives or entertains a guest), дома̀ћин(person who receives or entertains a guest), домаћиница(person who receives or entertains a guest) | — | |
| Sicilian | partìcula(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer) | — | |
| Slovak | hostiteľ(person who receives or entertains a guest) | — | |
| Slovene | gostítelj(person who receives or entertains a guest), gostítelj(person or organisation responsible for running an event), gostítelj(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), gostíteljica(person who receives or entertains a guest), gostíteljica(person or organisation responsible for running an event), vodítelj(moderator), vodíteljica(moderator), gostiti(perform the role of a host) | — | |
| Spanish | almahala (disused)(multitude of people arrayed as an army), almofalla (disused)(multitude of people arrayed as an army), anfitriona(person or organisation responsible for running an event), anfitrión(person who receives or entertains a guest), anfitrión(person or organisation responsible for running an event), conductor(moderator), hospedador(person who receives or entertains a guest), hospedador(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), hospedante(person who receives or entertains a guest), hospedante(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), hospedero(person who receives or entertains a guest), hospedero(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), hostia(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), hueste(multitude of people arrayed as an army), huésped(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), maestro de ceremonias(moderator), organizador(person or organisation responsible for running an event), presentador(moderator), albergar(perform the role of a host), alojar(perform the role of a host), alojar(computing: run software for a remote user or process), anfitrionar(perform the role of a host), animar (tv program, event)(perform the role of a host), hospedar(perform the role of a host), ser el anfitrión de(perform the role of a host), ser la sede de(perform the role of a host) | — | |
| Svan | მა̈სძელ(person who receives or entertains a guest) | mäsʒel | |
| Swedish | här(multitude of people arrayed as an army), oblat(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), otal(large number of items), rad(large number of items), värd(person who receives or entertains a guest), värd(person or organisation responsible for running an event), värd(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), värdorganism(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), agera värd(perform the role of a host) | — | |
| Tagalog | ostiya(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer) | — | |
| Tamil | நடத்து(perform the role of a host) | naṭattu | |
| Turkish | ev sahibi(person who receives or entertains a guest) | — | |
| Udi | нишкъатӏ(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer) | nišq̇aṭ | |
| Ugaritic | 𐎕𐎁𐎜(multitude of people arrayed as an army) | ṣbủ | |
| Ukrainian | бе́зліч(large number of items), ві́йсько(multitude of people arrayed as an army), господа́р(person who receives or entertains a guest), господа́рка(person who receives or entertains a guest), господар(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), кіш(multitude of people arrayed as an army), хазя́йка(person who receives or entertains a guest), хазя́їн(person who receives or entertains a guest), хазяїн(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), хост(computing: computer attached to a network), ґа́зда(person who receives or entertains a guest), ґазда́(person who receives or entertains a guest) | bézlič, víjsʹko, hospodár, hospodárka, hospodar, kiš, xazjájka, xazjájin, xazjajin, xost, gázda, gazdá | |
| Upper Sorbian | hosćićel(person who receives or entertains a guest) | — | |
| Urdu | میزبان(person or organisation responsible for running an event) | mezbān | |
| Vietnamese | bánh lễ(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), bánh thánh(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), chủ nhà(person who receives or entertains a guest), chủ tế(moderator), hàng loạt(large number of items), loạt(large number of items), máy chủ(computing: computer attached to a network), người chủ trì(person or organisation responsible for running an event), người tổ chức(person or organisation responsible for running an event), vật chủ(biology: cell or organism which harbors another organism), đạo quân(multitude of people arrayed as an army), lưu giữ(computing: run software for a remote user or process), lưu trữ(computing: run software for a remote user or process), phục vụ(computing: run software for a remote user or process), tổ chức(perform the role of a host), đăng cai(perform the role of a host) | — | |
| Volapük | silananef(multitude of people arrayed as an army) | — | |
| Welsh | afrllad(consecrated bread — see also communion wafer), gwesteiwr(person who receives or entertains a guest), lletywr(person who receives or entertains a guest) | — | |
| Zazaki | meymandar (diq)(person who receives or entertains a guest) | — |
gasheer, gasvrou
ܓܲܝܣܵܐ, ܡܐܲܪ̈ܚܵܢܝܵܬܹܐ, ܡܐܲܪ̈ܚܵܢܹܐ, ܡܐܲܪܚܵܢܵܐ, ܡܐܲܪܚܵܢܵܐ, ܡܐܲܪܚܵܢܵܐ, ܡܩܲܒܠܵܢܵܐ, ܐܲܪܸܚ, ܐܲܪܸܚ, ܩܲܒܸܠ
gaysā, mˀarḥānyātē, mˀarḥānē, mˀarḥānā, mˀarḥānā, mˀarḥānā, mqablānā, arriḥ, arriḥ, qabbil
aparmaq
водещ, войска, домакин, домакин, множество, нафора
vodešt, vojska, domakin, domakin, množestvo, nafora
amfitriona, amfitrió, host, hoste, hòstia, allotjar, hostatjar
hostitel, hostitel, pořadatel, hostit
bluta
hostie, oblat, vært, vært
berg, drager, gastgever, gastgever, gastheer, gastheer, gastheer, gastheer, gastvrouw, gastvrouw, heerschaar, host, hostie, leger, moderator, organisator, troep, troep, hosten, modereren, onderbrengen, ontvangen
gastiganto, gastiganto, hostio, gastigi, gastigi
vertur
ehtoollisleipä, isäntä, isäntä, isäntä, isäntä, isäntä, isäntäeliö, joukko, juontaja, kantaja, liuta, oblaatti, sotajoukko, öylätti, hostata, isännöidä, juontaa, pyörittää, toimia isäntänä, ylläpitää
amphitryon, animateur, armée, hostie, hôte, hôte, hôte, maître de maison, organisateur, ost, animer, héberger, recevoir
anfitrión, anfitrión, anfitrión, anfitrión, moderador, organizador, presentador, presentador
Bewirter, Gastgeber, Heer, Hostie, Moderator, Organisator, Organisator, Showmaster, Träger, Trägerin, Veranstalter, Wirt, Gastgeber sein, aufnehmen, ausrichten, bereitstellen, durchführen, organisieren
αντίδωρο, διοργανωτής, κεντρικός υπολογιστής, ξενιστής, οικοδέσποινα, οικοδεσπότης, στρατιά, συντονιστής, διοργανώνω, φιλοξενώ
antídoro, diorganotís, kentrikós ypologistís, xenistís, oikodéspoina, oikodespótis, stratiá, syntonistís, diorganóno, filoxenó
qaaqqusisoq
अतिथिपति, अतिथिपति, आतिथेय, आतिथेयी, परपोषी, मध्यस्थ, मध्यस्थ, संचारक, संचालक, सभापति, आतिथेय
atithipti, atithipti, ātithey, ātitheyī, parpoṣī, madhyasth, madhyasth, sañcārak, sañcālak, sabhāpti, ātithey
gazda, gazdagép, gazdaszervezet, gazdaszámítógép, halom, hordozó, házigazda, házigazda, konferanszié, moderátor, műsorvezető, ostya, sereg, sereg, vendéglátó, vitavezető, vendégül lát, vezet
gestgjafi, hýsill, kynnir, hýsa, hýsa
hosto
hos, hosti, inang, pejamu, pembawa acara, tuan rumah
hospitero
abhlann, óstach
anfitrione, host, moderatore, organizzatore, ospitante, ospite, ostia, ospitare
balabay, balabaya
dissignātor, hospes, hospes, hospita, hospita, hospitō
namamāte, namatēvs, saimnieks, saimnieks
во́дител, во́дител, води́телка, води́телка, до́маќин, до́маќин, до́маќин, дома́ќинка
vóditel, vóditel, vodítelka, vodítelka, dómaḱin, dómaḱin, dómaḱin, domáḱinka
pengacara, perumah, tuan rumah
kaitaurima, mano, nihowera, rauropi papa, manaaki, whakamanu(w)hiri, whakauhi, whakauwhi
herberjour, hoste
djeyshi
doalloeamit, doalloisit, guossoheaddji
vert, vert, vert, vert
vert, vert, vert, vert
acomodar
herr
gospodarz, gospodarz, host, hostia, żywiciel, gościć, hostować, ugościć
anfitrião, anfitrião, anfitrião, apresentador, hospedeiro, hospedeiro, hospedeiro, host, hoste, hóstia, mediador, organizador, partícula, realizador, hospedar, hospedar
amfitrion, gazdă, moderatoare, moderator, prezentator
ospitant, ospitanta
веду́щий, веду́щий, во́йско, гла́вная ЭВМ, гла́вный компью́тер, кле́тка-хозя́ин, мно́жество, модера́тор, носи́тель, носи́тельница, обла́тка, органи́зм-хозя́ин, рать, хозя́ин, хозя́йка, хост, церемонийме́йстер
vedúščij, vedúščij, vójsko, glávnaja EVM, glávnyj kompʹjútɛr, klétka-xozjáin, mnóžestvo, modɛrátor, nosítelʹ, nosítelʹnica, oblátka, organízm-xozjáin, ratʹ, xozjáin, xozjájka, xost, ceremonijméjster
domaćinica, domàćin, gȁzda, gȁzdarica, hostija, га̏зда, га̏здарица, дома̀ћин, домаћиница
partìcula
hostiteľ
gostítelj, gostítelj, gostítelj, gostíteljica, gostíteljica, vodítelj, vodíteljica, gostiti
almahala (disused), almofalla (disused), anfitriona, anfitrión, anfitrión, conductor, hospedador, hospedador, hospedante, hospedante, hospedero, hospedero, hostia, hueste, huésped, maestro de ceremonias, organizador, presentador, albergar, alojar, alojar, anfitrionar, animar (tv program, event), hospedar, ser el anfitrión de, ser la sede de
här, oblat, otal, rad, värd, värd, värd, värdorganism, agera värd
ostiya
ev sahibi
бе́зліч, ві́йсько, господа́р, господа́рка, господар, кіш, хазя́йка, хазя́їн, хазяїн, хост, ґа́зда, ґазда́
bézlič, víjsʹko, hospodár, hospodárka, hospodar, kiš, xazjájka, xazjájin, xazjajin, xost, gázda, gazdá
hosćićel
bánh lễ, bánh thánh, chủ nhà, chủ tế, hàng loạt, loạt, máy chủ, người chủ trì, người tổ chức, vật chủ, đạo quân, lưu giữ, lưu trữ, phục vụ, tổ chức, đăng cai
silananef
afrllad, gwesteiwr, lletywr
meymandar (diq)
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