Parishioner

//pəˈɹɪʃənə(ɹ)//

Translations of "parishioner" (22 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Belarusian	парафіянка(member of a parish), парафіянін(member of a parish), прыхаджанка(member of a parish), прыхаджанін(member of a parish)	parafijanka, parafijanin, pryxadžanka, pryxadžanin
Bulgarian	енориаш(member of a parish)	enoriaš
Catalan	parroquià(member of a parish)	—
Chinese Mandarin	教區居民 /教区居民(member of a parish)	jiàoqū jūmín
Czech	farník(member of a parish)	—
Danish	sjæl(member of a parish), sognebarn(member of a parish)	—
Dutch	parochiaan(member of a parish)	—
Esperanto	parokano(member of a parish), paroĥano(member of a parish)	—
Finnish	seurakuntalainen(member of a parish)	—
French	paroissien(member of a parish), paroissienne(member of a parish)	—
Galician	freguesa(member of a parish), fregués(member of a parish)	—
German	Gemeindemitglied(member of a parish), Pfarrkind(member of a parish)	—
Italian	parrocchiana(member of a parish), parrocchiano(member of a parish)	—
Middle English	parisshen(member of a parish)	—
Norman	pâraîssien(member of a parish)	—
Polish	parafianin(member of a parish), parafianka(member of a parish)	—
Portuguese	freguesa(member of a parish), freguês(member of a parish), paroquiana(member of a parish), paroquiano(member of a parish)	—
Romanian	enoriaș(member of a parish), poporan(member of a parish)	—
Russian	прихожа́нин(member of a parish), прихожа́нка(member of a parish)	prixožánin, prixožánka
Scots	pareeshioner(member of a parish)	—
Spanish	feligrés(member of a parish), parroquiano(member of a parish)	—
Swedish	sockenbo(member of a parish)	—