admirer

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• UK: /ədˈmaɪ.ɹə/
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• US: /ædˈmaɪ.ɹɚ/
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• rhymes with -aɪəɹə(ɹ)
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• CMU ARPABET: AE0 D M AY1 R ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree English admire Proto-Indo-European *-yósder. Proto-Italic *-āzios Latin -āriusnom. Latin -āriusbor. Proto-Germanic *-ārijaz Proto-West Germanic *-ārī Old English -ere Middle English -ere English -er English admirer From admire + -er.

67 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: admirues — one who admires
• Albanian: admiruese — one who admires
• Asturian: almirador — one who admires
• Asturian: almiradora — one who admires
• Bulgarian: поклонник (poklonnik) — one who admires
• Bulgarian: обожател (obožatel) — one who admires
• Catalan: admirador — one who admires
• Catalan: admiradora — one who admires
• Czech: obdivovatel — one who admires
• Danish: beundrer — one who admires
• Dutch: bewonderaar — one who admires
• Dutch: bewonderaarster — one who admires
• Esperanto: admiranto — one who admires
• Finnish: ihailija — one who admires
• French: admirateur — one who admires
• French: admiratrice — one who admires
• Galician: admirador — one who admires
• Galician: admiradora — one who admires
• Georgian: თაყვანისმცემელი (taq̇vanismcemeli) — one who admires
• Georgian: მათაყვანებელი (mataq̇vanebeli) — one who admires
• Georgian: მოთაყვანე (motaq̇vane) — one who admires
• Georgian: მაღმერთებელი (maɣmertebeli) — one who admires
• Georgian: მოტრფიალე (moṭrpiale) — one who admires
• Georgian: მოყვარული (moq̇varuli) — one who admires
• Georgian: მიჯნური (miǯnuri) — one who admires
• German: Bewunderer — one who admires
• German: Bewundrerin — one who admires
• German: Bewunderin — one who admires
• Greek: θαυμαστής (thavmastís) — one who admires
• Greek: θαυμάστρια (thavmástria) — one who admires
• Hindi: प्रशंसक (praśansak) — one who admires
• Hungarian: csodáló — one who admires
• Indonesian: pengagum — one who admires
• Indonesian: pendamba — one who admires
• Italian: ammiratore — one who admires
• Italian: ammiratrice — one who admires
• Latin: admīrātor — one who admires
• Latin: admīrātrix — one who admires
• Latin: fautor — one who admires
• Latin: fautrix — one who admires
• Macedonian: обожа́вател (obožávatel) — one who admires
• Macedonian: обожава́телка (obožavátelka) — one who admires
• Macedonian: обо́жувач (obóžuvač) — one who admires
• Macedonian: обожу́вачка (obožúvačka) — one who admires
• Māori: kaiwhakamiha — one who admires
• Māori: kiriwhakamiha — one who admires
• Norwegian Bokmål: beundrer — one who admires
• Norwegian Nynorsk: beundrar — one who admires
• Polish: wielbiciel — one who admires
• Polish: wielbicielka — one who admires
• Polish: admirator — one who admires
• Polish: admiratorka — one who admires
• Portuguese: admirador — one who admires
• Portuguese: admiradora — one who admires
• Russian: покло́нник (poklónnik) — one who admires
• Russian: покло́нница (poklónnica) — one who admires
• Russian: почита́тель (počitátelʹ) — one who admires
• Russian: почита́тельница (počitátelʹnica) — one who admires
• Russian: обожа́тель (obožátelʹ) — one who admires
• Russian: обожа́тельница (obožátelʹnica) — one who admires
• Spanish: admirador — one who admires
• Spanish: admiradora — one who admires
• Swedish: beundrare — one who admires
• Ukrainian: шанува́льник (šanuválʹnyk) — one who admires
• Ukrainian: шанува́льниця (šanuválʹnycja) — one who admires
• Ukrainian: покло́нник (poklónnyk) — one who admires
• Ukrainian: покло́нниця (poklónnycja) — one who admires