Tanner

//ˈtænɚ//

Translations of "tanner" (38 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	βυρσεύς(person whose occupation is to tan), βυρσοδέψης(person whose occupation is to tan)	burseús, bursodépsēs
Arabic	دباغ(person whose occupation is to tan), دَبَّاغ(person whose occupation is to tan)	dabbāḡ, dabbāḡ
Armenian	դաբաղ(person whose occupation is to tan)	dabaġ
Azerbaijani	dabbağ(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
Belarusian	гарбар(person whose occupation is to tan), дубільшчык(person whose occupation is to tan)	harbar, dubilʹščyk
Breton	kivijer(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
Bulgarian	дерач(person whose occupation is to tan)	derač
Catalan	adober(person whose occupation is to tan), adobera(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
Chinese Mandarin	皮匠(person whose occupation is to tan)	píjiàng
Czech	koželuh(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
Danish	garver(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
Esperanto	tanisto(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
Estonian	nahaparkija(person whose occupation is to tan), nahkur(person whose occupation is to tan), parkal(person whose occupation is to tan), parksepp(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
Finnish	parkitsija(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
French	tanneur(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
German	Gerber(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
Greek	βυρσοδέψης(person whose occupation is to tan)	vyrsodépsis
Hebrew	בורסקאי(person whose occupation is to tan)	bursekai
Hungarian	tímár(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
Ingrian	nahkuri(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
Irish	súdaire(person whose occupation is to tan), tonnadóir(person whose occupation is to tan), tonnleasaitheoir(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
Italian	conciatore(person whose occupation is to tan), pellaio(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
Japanese	皮鞣し(person whose occupation is to tan)	kawanameshi
Macedonian	кожар(person whose occupation is to tan)	kožar
Plautdietsch	Ladajoawa(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
Polish	garbarz(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
Portuguese	curtidor(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
Romanian	argăsitor(person whose occupation is to tan), pielar(person whose occupation is to tan), tăbăcar(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
Russian	дуби́льщик(person whose occupation is to tan), коже́вник(person whose occupation is to tan), шестипе́нсовик(sixpence coin)	dubílʹščik, kožévnik, šestipénsovik
Serbo-Croatian	kožar(person whose occupation is to tan), štavljač(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
Slovak	garbiar(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
Spanish	curtidor(person whose occupation is to tan), curtidora(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
Tagalog	mangungulti(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
Telugu	చర్మకారుడు(person whose occupation is to tan)	carmakāruḍu
Turkish	sepici(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
Ukrainian	козолуп(person whose occupation is to tan)	kozolup
Welsh	barcer(person whose occupation is to tan), crwynwr(person whose occupation is to tan), tanner(person whose occupation is to tan)	—
Yiddish	גאַרבער(person whose occupation is to tan)	garber