mariner Catalan -

1.

• Englishseaman

• Englishmariner or sailor

• Arabicبَحَّار

• Bulgarianморякматрос

• Catalanmariner

• Chinese

• Mandarin海員

• Czechnámořník

• Danishsømand

• Dutchmatroos

• Estonianmadrus, meremees

• Finnishmerimies

• Frenchmarin

• Galicianmariñeiro

• Georgianმეზღვაური

• GermanSeemann

• Greekναυτικός

• Hungariantengerész, matróz

• Idomaristo

• Istriotmareîtimo

• Italianmarinaionavigante

• Japanese水兵船員

• Korean선원

• Latvianmatrozis

• Lithuanianjūreivis

• Manxmarrinagh

• Maorihēramana, kauhoe

• Norwegian

• Bokmålsjømann

• Nynorsksjømann

• Old East Slavicморꙗнинъ

• Polishmarynarz

• Portuguesemarinheiro

• Romanianmarinar

• Russianморя́кморепла́ватель

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicморнарморепловац

• Romanmornarmoreplovac

• Slovaknámorník

• Slovenemornár

• Spanishmarinero

• Swedishsjöman

• Thaiกะลาสี, ลูกเรือ

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• Englishseaman

• Englishnaval rank

• Dutchmatroos

• Erzyaведюшман

• Finnishmatruusi

• Frenchmatelot

• GermanMatrose

• Greekναύτης

• Maorihēramana

• Russianматро́с

• Estoniancheckmeremees

• GermancheckMatrose

• Koreancheck선원

• Latinchecknauta

• Spanishcheckmarinero

2.

• Englishsailor

• Englishworker on a ship

• Arabicبَحَّار

• Armenianնավաստի

• Asturianmarineru

• Azerineeded

• Belarusianматро́с

• Bretonmartolod

• Bulgarianморя́к

• Catalanmarí

• Chinese

• Mandarin水手海員

• Czechnámořník

• Danishmatros

• Dutchmatroos

• Esperantomaristo, maristino

• Faroesesjómaður

• Finnishmatruusi, merimies

• Frenchmatelot

• Galicianmariñeiro

• Georgianმეზღვაური

• GermanMatrose

• Greekναύτης

• Ancientναύτης

• Hebre מלח

• Hungarianmatróz, tengerész, hajós

• Icelandicsjómaður

• Idomaristo

• Indonesianpelayar, pelaut

• Istriotmareîtimo

• Italianmarinaionavigante

• Japanese船員船乗り水兵

• Normanfrégatîn

• Khmerកម្មករនាវា

• Korean선원

• Latinnauta

• Latvianjūrniekskuģinieks

• Lithuanianjūreivis

• Malayanak kapal, kelasi

• Maltesebaħri

• Manxmarrinagh

• Maorikaumoana, hēramana qualifier

• Mongolianneeded

• Navajotáłkááʼ siláo, chʼah łigai

• Norwegianmatros

• Occitanneeded

• Old Portuguesemarinneiro

• Oriyaନାବିକ

• Persianملاح

• Polishmarynarzżeglarka

• Portuguesemarinheiro

• Romanianmarinarmatroz

• Russianматро́с

• Scottish gaelicseòladairmuireach

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicморнар

• Romanmornar

• Sindhiسيلاني

• Slovaknámornik

• Spanishmarinero

• Swahilibaharia

• Swedishmatros

• Teluguనావికుడు

• Thaiกะลาสี, ลูกเรือ

• Tok Pisinboskru

• Turkishmellah, bahriyeli, seylani, bahhar, kalyoncu

• Ukrainianматрос

• Volapükneeded

• Welshmorwr

• Yiddishשיפֿערשיפֿערין

3.

• Englishseafarer

• Englishone who travels by sea

• Chinese

• Mandarin航海家

• Czechmořeplavec

• Dutchzeevaarder

• Finnishmerenkulkija

• Frenchmarin

• Georgianზღვაოსანი, მეზღვაური

• GermanSeefahrer

• Japanese船乗り

• Macedonianморепловец

• Polishżeglarz

• Portuguesenavegante

• Russianморепла́ватель

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicморепловац

• Romanmoreplovac

• Spanishmarinero

• Welshmorwr

4.

• Englishmarinate

• Englishsoak in marinade

• Chinese

• Mandarin腌泡腌

• Crimean Tatarmarinadlamaq

• Czechmarinovat

• Dutchmarineren

• Finnishmarinoida

• Frenchmariner

• Germanmarinieren

• Hungarianpácol

• Idomarinar

• Japaneseマリネにする

• Luxembourgishabeezen

• Maoriwhakamara

• Norwegianmarinere

• Polishmarynować

• Portuguesemarinar

• Russianмаринова́ть, соли́ть

• Spanishmarinar

• Turkishavcarlamak, marine etmek

English translator: Catalan mariner  Eesti sõnaraamat   Español Traductor   Svenska Översättare