auctioneer

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Etymology tree English auction Proto-Indo-European *-yósder. Proto-Italic *-āzios Latin -āriusnom. Latin -ārius Old French -ier Middle French -ierder. English -eer English auctioneer From auction + -eer.

50 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: afslaer — one who conducts an auction
• Arabic: مُزَايِد (muzāyid) — one who conducts an auction
• Catalan: subhastador — one who conducts an auction
• Chinese Mandarin: 拍賣商 /拍卖商 (pāimàishāng) — one who conducts an auction
• Danish: auktionarius — one who conducts an auction
• Dutch: veilingmeester — one who conducts an auction
• Dutch: vendumeester — one who conducts an auction
• Dutch: veilinghouder — one who conducts an auction
• Dutch: afslager — one who conducts an auction
• Finnish: huutokaupanpitäjä — one who conducts an auction
• French: commissaire-priseur — one who conducts an auction
• Galician: poxador — one who conducts an auction
• German: Auktionator — one who conducts an auction
• German: Versteigerer — one who conducts an auction
• Greek: εκπλειστηριαστής (ekpleistiriastís) — one who conducts an auction
• Greek: δημοπράτης (dimoprátis) — one who conducts an auction
• Italian: battitore — one who conducts an auction
• Italian: banditore — one who conducts an auction
• Kazakh: аукционшы (auksionşy) — one who conducts an auction
• Latin: praecō — one who conducts an auction
• Māori: kaimākete — one who conducts an auction
• Norman: encanteux — one who conducts an auction
• Norwegian Bokmål: auksjonarius — one who conducts an auction
• Norwegian Nynorsk: auksjonarius — one who conducts an auction
• Polish: aukcjoner — one who conducts an auction
• Portuguese: leiloeiro — one who conducts an auction
• Romanian: licitator — one who conducts an auction
• Romanian: adjudecător — one who conducts an auction
• Russian: аукциони́ст (aukcioníst) — one who conducts an auction
• Russian: аукциони́стка (aukcionístka) — one who conducts an auction
• Spanish: pregonero — one who conducts an auction
• Spanish: subastador — one who conducts an auction
• Spanish: rematador — one who conducts an auction
• Swahili: dalali — one who conducts an auction
• Swedish: auktionsutropare — one who conducts an auction
• Swedish: auktionsförrättare — one who conducts an auction
• Swedish: auktionist — one who conducts an auction
• Chinese Mandarin: 拍賣 /拍卖 (pāimài) — to sell at an auction
• Finnish: huutokaupata — to sell at an auction
• French: enchérir — to sell at an auction
• Galician: poxar — to sell at an auction
• German: versteigern — to sell at an auction
• German: verauktionieren — to sell at an auction
• Greek: πλειστηριάζω (pleistiriázo) — to sell at an auction
• Greek: δημοπρατώ (dimoprató) — to sell at an auction
• Polish: aukcjonować — to sell at an auction
• Portuguese: leiloar — to sell at an auction
• Romanian: licita — to sell at an auction
• Spanish: rematar — to sell at an auction
• Spanish: subastar — to sell at an auction