Islander
//ˈaɪləndə//
Translations of "islander" (44 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | νησιώτης(person who lives on an island) | nēsiṓtēs | |
| Arabic | جَزَرِيَّة(person who lives on an island), جَزَرِيّ(person who lives on an island) | jazariyya, jazariyy | |
| Armenian | կղզիաբնակ(person who lives on an island) | kġziabnak | |
| Belarusian | астраўля́нка(person who lives on an island), астраўля́нін(person who lives on an island) | astrawljánka, astrawljánin | |
| Breton | enezad(person who lives on an island), enezour(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Catalan | illenc(person who lives on an island), illenca(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 島上居民 /岛上居民(person who lives on an island), 島民 /岛民(person who lives on an island) | dǎo shàng jūmín, dǎomín | |
| Czech | ostrovan(person who lives on an island), ostrovanka(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Danish | øbo(person who lives on an island), øboer(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Dutch | eilandbewoner(person who lives on an island), eilandbewoonster(person who lives on an island), eilander(person who lives on an island), eilandster(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Esperanto | insulanino(person who lives on an island), insulano(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Estonian | saarlane(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Faroese | oyggjarbúgvi(person who lives on an island), oyggjarskeggi(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Finnish | saarelainen(person who lives on an island), saaristolainen(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| French | habitant d'une île(person who lives on an island), habitant de l'île(person who lives on an island), habitante d'une île(person who lives on an island), habitante de l'île(person who lives on an island), insulaire(person who lives on an island), îlien(person who lives on an island), îlienne(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Galician | insular(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Georgian | კუნძულელი(person who lives on an island), კუნძულის მკვიდრი(person who lives on an island), კუნძულის მცხოვრები(person who lives on an island) | ḳunʒuleli, ḳunʒulis mḳvidri, ḳunʒulis mcxovrebi | |
| German | Inselbewohner(person who lives on an island), Inselbewohnerin(person who lives on an island), Insulaner(person who lives on an island), Insulanerin(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Greek | νησιώτης(person who lives on an island), νησιώτισσα(person who lives on an island) | nisiótis, nisiótissa | |
| Icelandic | eybyggi(person who lives on an island), eybúi(person who lives on an island), eyjarmaður(person who lives on an island), eyjarskeggi(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Ido | insulanino(person who lives on an island), insulano(person who lives on an island), insulanulo(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Ingrian | saarelain(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Irish | oileánach(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Italian | isolana(person who lives on an island), isolano(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Japanese | 島民(person who lives on an island) | tōmin | |
| Ladino | adaliya(person who lives on an island), adalí(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Latin | insulānus(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Macedonian | оствовјанка(person who lives on an island), островјанин(person who lives on an island) | ostvovjanka, ostrovjanin | |
| Navajo | táłkááʼ kéyah dineʼé(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | øyboer(person who lives on an island), øybu(person who lives on an island), øybuer(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | øybu(person who lives on an island), øybuar(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Pijin | aelanda(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Polish | wyspiarka(person who lives on an island), wyspiarz(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Portuguese | ilhoa(person who lives on an island), ilhéu(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Russian | островитя́нин(person who lives on an island), островитя́нка(person who lives on an island) | ostrovitjánin, ostrovitjánka | |
| Scottish Gaelic | eileanach(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | ostrvljanin(person who lives on an island), ostrvljanka(person who lives on an island), otočanin(person who lives on an island), otočanka(person who lives on an island), острвљанин(person who lives on an island), острвљанка(person who lives on an island), оточанин(person who lives on an island), оточанка(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Slovak | ostrovan(person who lives on an island), ostrovanka(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Spanish | insulano(person who lives on an island), isleña(person who lives on an island), isleño(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Swedish | öbo(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Turkish | adalı(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Ukrainian | остров'я́нин(person who lives on an island), остров'я́нка(person who lives on an island), острів'я́нин(person who lives on an island), острів'я́нка(person who lives on an island) | ostrovʺjányn, ostrovʺjánka, ostrivʺjányn, ostrivʺjánka | |
| Volapük | hinisulan(person who lives on an island), jinisulan(person who lives on an island), nisulan(person who lives on an island) | — | |
| Welsh | ynyswr(person who lives on an island) | — |
enezad, enezour
illenc, illenca
ostrovan, ostrovanka
øbo, øboer
eilandbewoner, eilandbewoonster, eilander, eilandster
insulanino, insulano
saarlane
oyggjarbúgvi, oyggjarskeggi
saarelainen, saaristolainen
habitant d'une île, habitant de l'île, habitante d'une île, habitante de l'île, insulaire, îlien, îlienne
insular
კუნძულელი, კუნძულის მკვიდრი, კუნძულის მცხოვრები
ḳunʒuleli, ḳunʒulis mḳvidri, ḳunʒulis mcxovrebi
Inselbewohner, Inselbewohnerin, Insulaner, Insulanerin
eybyggi, eybúi, eyjarmaður, eyjarskeggi
insulanino, insulano, insulanulo
saarelain
oileánach
isolana, isolano
adaliya, adalí
insulānus
táłkááʼ kéyah dineʼé
øyboer, øybu, øybuer
øybu, øybuar
aelanda
wyspiarka, wyspiarz
ilhoa, ilhéu
eileanach
ostrvljanin, ostrvljanka, otočanin, otočanka, острвљанин, острвљанка, оточанин, оточанка
ostrovan, ostrovanka
insulano, isleña, isleño
öbo
adalı
остров'я́нин, остров'я́нка, острів'я́нин, острів'я́нка
ostrovʺjányn, ostrovʺjánka, ostrivʺjányn, ostrivʺjánka
hinisulan, jinisulan, nisulan
ynyswr
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.