Stonemason
Translations of "stonemason" (35 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | λιθουργός(one who works in stone) | lithourgós | |
| Armenian | քարակոփ(one who works in stone), քարտաշ(one who works in stone) | kʻarakopʻ, kʻartaš | |
| Azerbaijani | daşyonan(one who works in stone) | — | |
| Catalan | picapedrer(one who works in stone), trencador(one who works in stone) | — | |
| Central Kurdish | بەردتاش(one who works in stone) | berdtaş | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 石工(one who works in stone) | shígōng | |
| Czech | kameník(one who works in stone) | — | |
| Dutch | steenhouwer(one who works in stone) | — | |
| Finnish | kivenhakkaaja(one who works in stone) | — | |
| French | tailleur de pierre(one who works in stone), tailleuse de pierre(one who works in stone) | — | |
| Galician | canteiro(one who works in stone), pedreiro(one who works in stone) | — | |
| German | Steinhauer(one who works in stone), Steinmetz(one who works in stone), Steinmetzin(one who works in stone) | — | |
| Greek | χτίστης(one who works in stone) | chtístis | |
| Hungarian | kőfaragó(one who works in stone) | — | |
| Irish | saor cloiche(one who works in stone) | — | |
| Italian | edile(one who works in stone), muratore(one who works in stone), scalpellino(one who works in stone), tagliapietre(one who works in stone) | — | |
| Japanese | 石工(one who works in stone) | ishiku | |
| Khmer | ជាងថ្ម(one who works in stone) | ciəngthmɑɑ | |
| Latvian | akmeņkalis(one who works in stone) | — | |
| Macedonian | камено́резец(one who works in stone) | kamenórezec | |
| Manx | seyir cloaie(one who works in stone) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | حجار(one who works in stone), طاشجی(one who works in stone) | haccar, taşcı | |
| Polish | kamieniarz(one who works in stone) | — | |
| Portuguese | canteiro(one who works in stone) | — | |
| Romanian | pietrar(one who works in stone) | — | |
| Russian | ка́менщик(one who works in stone), каменотёс(one who works in stone) | kámenščik, kamenotjós | |
| Scottish Gaelic | clachair(one who works in stone) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | kamenorezac(one who works in stone), каменорезац(one who works in stone) | — | |
| Slovene | kamnosek(one who works in stone) | — | |
| Spanish | cantero(one who works in stone), mampostero(one who works in stone), mazonero(one who works in stone) | — | |
| Swedish | stenhuggare(one who works in stone) | — | |
| Tatar | ташчы(one who works in stone) | taşçı | |
| Turkish | taşçı(one who works in stone) | — | |
| Ukrainian | каменолом(one who works in stone), каменотес(one who works in stone), каменя́р(one who works in stone) | kamenolom, kamenotes, kamenjár | |
| West Flemish | metsenoare(one who works in stone) | — |
daşyonan
picapedrer, trencador
kameník
steenhouwer
kivenhakkaaja
tailleur de pierre, tailleuse de pierre
canteiro, pedreiro
Steinhauer, Steinmetz, Steinmetzin
kőfaragó
saor cloiche
edile, muratore, scalpellino, tagliapietre
akmeņkalis
seyir cloaie
kamieniarz
canteiro
pietrar
clachair
kamenorezac, каменорезац
kamnosek
cantero, mampostero, mazonero
stenhuggare
taşçı
metsenoare
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.