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Pilgrim

//ˈpɪlɡɹɪm//

Translations of "pilgrim" (77 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Afrikaans	pelgrim(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Albanian	haxhi(traveler, especially to religious sites), pelegrin(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Arabic	حَاجّ(traveler, especially to religious sites), حَجِّيّ(traveler, especially to religious sites)	ḥājj, ḥajjiyy
Armenian	ուխտագնաց(traveler, especially to religious sites)	uxtagnacʻ
Asturian	pelegrín(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Azerbaijani	ziyarətçi(traveler, especially to religious sites), zəvvar(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Belarusian	пало́мнік(traveler, especially to religious sites), пілігры́м(traveler, especially to religious sites)	palómnik, pilihrým
Bengali	তীর্থযাত্রী(traveler, especially to religious sites)	tirthojatri
Breton	pirc'hirin(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Bulgarian	пилигри́м(traveler, especially to religious sites), покло́нник(traveler, especially to religious sites), хаджи́я(traveler, especially to religious sites)	piligrím, poklónnik, hadžíja
Burmese	ဘုရားဖူး(traveler, especially to religious sites)	bhu.ra:hpu:
Catalan	pelegrina(traveler, especially to religious sites), pelegrí(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Chinese Mandarin	巡禮者 /巡礼者(traveler, especially to religious sites), 朝聖者 /朝圣者(traveler, especially to religious sites), 朝覲者 /朝觐者(traveler, especially to religious sites), 香客(traveler, especially to religious sites)	xúnlǐzhě, cháoshèngzhě, cháojìnzhě, xiāngkè
Czech	poutník(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Danish	pilgrim(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Dari	حَاجِی(traveler, especially to religious sites), زَائِر(traveler, especially to religious sites)	hājī, zā'ir
Dutch	pelgrim(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Esperanto	pilgrimanto(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Estonian	palverändur(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Faroese	pílagrímur(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Finnish	pyhiinvaeltaja(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
French	pèlerin(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Galician	peregrino(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Georgian	მლოცვარე(traveler, especially to religious sites)	mlocvare
German	Pilger(traveler, especially to religious sites), Wallfahrer(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Greek	προσκυνητής(traveler, especially to religious sites)	proskynitís
Hebrew	עוֹלֵה רֶגֶל(traveler, especially to religious sites), צַלְיָן(traveler, especially to religious sites)	olé régel, tsalyán
Hindi	तीर्थयात्री(traveler, especially to religious sites)	tīrthayātrī
Hungarian	zarándok(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Icelandic	pílagrímur(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Iranian Persian	حاجی(traveler, especially to religious sites), زائِر(traveler, especially to religious sites)	hâji, zâ'er
Irish	oilithreach(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Italian	pellegrino(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Japanese	巡礼者(traveler, especially to religious sites)	junreisha
Kannada	ಯಾತ್ರಾರ್ಥಿ(traveler, especially to religious sites), ಯಾತ್ರಿಕ(traveler, especially to religious sites)	yātrārthi, yātrika
Kazakh	зияратшы(traveler, especially to religious sites)	ziäratşy
Khmer	បូជនិយេសក៍(traveler, especially to religious sites), បូជនីយេសក៍(traveler, especially to religious sites), អ្នកធម្មយាត្រា(traveler, especially to religious sites)	bouccĕəʼniiyeeh, boccĕəʼniiyeeh, nĕək thŏəmmĕəʼ yiətraa
Korean	순례자(traveler, especially to religious sites)	sullyeja
Kyrgyz	зыяратчы(traveler, especially to religious sites)	zıyaratcı
Latvian	svētceļnieks(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Lithuanian	maldininkas(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Lombard	pelegrì(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Macedonian	аџија(traveler, especially to religious sites), поклоник(traveler, especially to religious sites)	adžija, poklonik
Malay	jemaah(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Mongolian	аянчин(traveler, especially to religious sites), бадарчин(traveler, especially to religious sites), мөргөлчин(traveler, especially to religious sites)	ajančin, badarčin, mörgölčin
Norman	pèlerîn(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Northern Kurdish	hecî(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	pilegrim(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Occitan	pelegrin(traveler, especially to religious sites), romieu(traveler, especially to religious sites), romiu(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Old Galician-Portuguese	romeiro(traveler, especially to religious sites), romeu(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Ottoman Turkish	حاجی(traveler, especially to religious sites)	hacı
Pashto	اجاڼۍ(traveler, especially to religious sites), حاجي(traveler, especially to religious sites), زاير(traveler, especially to religious sites), زوار(traveler, especially to religious sites)	ajāṇəy, hājí, zāér, zawãr
Plautdietsch	Pilja(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Polish	pielgrzym(traveler, especially to religious sites), pątnik(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Portuguese	peregrino(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Romanian	pelerin(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Russian	богомо́лец(traveler, especially to religious sites), пало́мник(traveler, especially to religious sites), пилигри́м(traveler, especially to religious sites), стра́нник(traveler, especially to religious sites)	bogomólec, palómnik, piligrím, stránnik
Scottish Gaelic	eilthireach(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Serbo-Croatian	hȍdočasnica(traveler, especially to religious sites), hȍdočasnīk(traveler, especially to religious sites), poklonica(traveler, especially to religious sites), poklonik(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Sicilian	caminanti(traveler, especially to religious sites), divutu(traveler, especially to religious sites), piḍḍigrinu(traveler, especially to religious sites), zannu(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Slovak	pútnik(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Slovene	romar(traveler, especially to religious sites), romarica(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Spanish	colonista(traveler, especially to religious sites), peregrino(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Swedish	pilgrim(traveler, especially to religious sites), vallfärdare(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Tagalog	peregrino(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Tajik	зиёраткунанда(traveler, especially to religious sites), зоир(traveler, especially to religious sites), тавофкунанда(traveler, especially to religious sites), ҳоҷӣ(traveler, especially to religious sites)	ziyoratkunanda, zoyir, tavofkunanda, hoji
Telugu	తీర్థయాత్రాపరుడు(traveler, especially to religious sites), యాత్ర చేసేవాడు(traveler, especially to religious sites), యాత్రికుడు(traveler, especially to religious sites)	tīrthayātrāparuḍu, yātra cēsēvāḍu, yātrikuḍu
Thai	จาริก(traveler, especially to religious sites), นักแสวงบุญ(traveler, especially to religious sites), ผู้แสวงบุญ(traveler, especially to religious sites)	jaa-rík, nák-sà-wɛ̌ɛng-bun, pûu-sà-wɛ̌ɛng-bun
Turkish	hacı(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Turkmen	zyýaratçy(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Ukrainian	пало́мник(traveler, especially to religious sites), проча́нин(traveler, especially to religious sites), пілігри́м(traveler, especially to religious sites)	palómnyk, pročányn, pilihrým
Urdu	حاجی(traveler, especially to religious sites), زائِر(traveler, especially to religious sites)	hājī, zāir
Uyghur	زىيارەتچى(traveler, especially to religious sites)	ziyaretchi
Uzbek	ziyoratchi(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Vietnamese	người hành hương(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Volapük	pilgrim(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—
Welsh	pererin(traveler, especially to religious sites)	—