bachelor

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈbæt͡ʃ.ə.lə(ɹ)/
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• Canada, General-American: /ˈbæt͡ʃ.ə.lɚ/
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• Canada, General-American: /ˈbæt͡ʃ.lɚ/
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• Australian: /ˈbæt͡ʃ.ə.lə(ɹ)/
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• New-Zealand: /ˈbɛt͡ʃ.ə.lə(ɹ)/
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• CMU ARPABET: B AE1 CH AH0 L ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English bacheler, from Anglo-Norman and Old French bacheler (modern French bachelier), from Medieval Latin baccalārius, baccalāris (compare Tuscan baccalare (“squire”)).

199 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: jonkman — unmarried man
• Afrikaans: vrygesel — unmarried man
• Afrikaans: jonggesel — unmarried man
• Afrikaans: oujongkêrel — unmarried man
• Afrikaans: jongkêrel — unmarried man
• Albanian: beqar — unmarried man
• Southern Altai: бойдоҥ (boydoŋ) — unmarried man
• Arabic: أَعْزَب (ʔaʕzab) — unmarried man
• Arabic: عَازِب (ʕāzib) — unmarried man
• Armenian: ամուրի (amuri) — unmarried man
• Armenian: ազաբ (azab) — unmarried man
• Azerbaijani: subay — unmarried man
• Bashkir: буйҙаҡ (buyźaq) — unmarried man
• Belarusian: халасця́к (xalascják) — unmarried man
• Belarusian: халасьця́к (xalasʹcják) — unmarried man
• Belarusian: кавале́р (kavaljér) — unmarried man
• Belarusian: халасты́ (xalastý) — unmarried man
• Bulgarian: ерге́н (ergén) — unmarried man
• Bulgarian: бекя́р (bekjár) — unmarried man
• Burmese: လူပျို (lu-pyui) — unmarried man
• Catalan: solter — unmarried man
• Catalan: fadrí — unmarried man
• Catalan: fadrinot — unmarried man
• Central Bikol: soltero — unmarried man
• Chichewa: mlumbwana — unmarried man
• Chinese Cantonese: 寡佬 (gwaa2 lou2) — unmarried man
• Chinese Cantonese: 單身寡佬 /单身寡佬 (daan1 san1 gwaa2 lou2) — unmarried man
• Chinese Mandarin: 單身漢 /单身汉 (dānshēnhàn) — unmarried man
• Czech: starý mládenec — unmarried man
• Danish: ungkarl — unmarried man
• Dutch: vrijgezel — unmarried man
• Esperanto: fraŭlo — unmarried man
• Estonian: poissmees — unmarried man
• Finnish: poikamies — unmarried man
• Finnish: vanhapoika — unmarried man
• French: célibataire — unmarried man
• Galician: mozo solteiro — unmarried man
• Galician: solteiro — unmarried man
• Georgian: უცოლო (ucolo) — unmarried man
• German: Junggeselle — unmarried man
• Greek: εργένης (ergénis) — unmarried man
• Ancient Greek: ἠΐθεος (ēḯtheos) — unmarried man
• Gujarati: કુંવારો (kũvāro) — unmarried man
• Hebrew: רווק — unmarried man
• Hebrew: רַוָּק (ravák) — unmarried man
• Hindi: अविवाहित (avivāhit) — unmarried man
• Hungarian: agglegény — unmarried man
• Icelandic: piparsveinn — unmarried man
• Icelandic: einhleyplingur — unmarried man
• Icelandic: ókvæntur maður — unmarried man
• Ido: celibulo — unmarried man
• Indonesian: selibat — unmarried man
• Ingrian: vanhapoika — unmarried man
• Irish: baitsiléir — unmarried man
• Italian: scapolo — unmarried man
• Italian: celibe — unmarried man
• Italian: zito — unmarried man
• Italian: zitello — unmarried man
• Japanese: 独身者 (dokushinsha) — unmarried man
• Karakalpak: boydaq — unmarried man
• Kazakh: бойдақ (boidaq) — unmarried man
• Khmer: កំលោះ (kɑmlɑh) — unmarried man
• Korean: 독신자 (doksinja) — unmarried man
• Korean: 총각 (chonggak) — unmarried man
• Kyrgyz: бойдок (boydok) — unmarried man
• Ladin: vedl mut — unmarried man
• Ladino: bekar — unmarried man
• Ladino: bekyar — unmarried man
• Ladino: mansevu (Monastir) — unmarried man
• Latin: baccalaureus — unmarried man
• Latvian: vecpuisis — unmarried man
• Lithuanian: viengungis — unmarried man
• Luxembourgish: Jonggesell — unmarried man
• Macedonian: ерген (ergen) — unmarried man
• Macedonian: беќар (beḱar) — unmarried man
• Māori: takakau — unmarried man
• Māori: tāne takakau — unmarried man
• Navajo: beʼesdzą́ą́ ádinii — unmarried man
• Norwegian Bokmål: ungkar — unmarried man
• Norwegian Nynorsk: ungkar — unmarried man
• Old English: hagosteald — unmarried man
• Oromo: qeerroo — unmarried man
• Iranian Persian: عَزْب (azb) — unmarried man
• Iranian Persian: مُتَعَزِّب (mota'azzeb) — unmarried man
• Plautdietsch: Betschla — unmarried man
• Polish: kawaler — unmarried man
• Portuguese: solteirão — unmarried man
• Portuguese: solteiro — unmarried man
• Romanian: flăcău — unmarried man
• Romanian: becher — unmarried man
• Russian: холостя́к (xolostják) — unmarried man
• Russian: холосто́й (xolostój) — unmarried man
• Scottish Gaelic: fleasgach — unmarried man
• Scottish Gaelic: seana-ghille — unmarried man
• Serbo-Croatian: нѐжења — unmarried man
• Serbo-Croatian: бѐћа̄р — unmarried man
• Serbo-Croatian: nèženja — unmarried man
• Serbo-Croatian: bèćār — unmarried man
• Slovak: starý mládenec — unmarried man
• Slovene: samec — unmarried man
• Sotho: lesoha — unmarried man
• Spanish: solterón — unmarried man
• Swahili: kapera — unmarried man
• Swahili: mseja — unmarried man
• Swedish: ungkarl — unmarried man
• Tagalog: baguntao — unmarried man
• Tajik: муҷаррад (mujarrad) — unmarried man
• Tarifit: aneybu — unmarried man
• Tatar: буйдак (buydaq) — unmarried man
• Thai: คนโสด (kon-sòot) — unmarried man
• Thai: ชายโสด — unmarried man
• Tibetan: ཕོ་ཧྲང (pho hrang) — unmarried man
• Turkish: bekâr — unmarried man
• Ottoman Turkish: بكار (bekâr) — unmarried man
• Ukrainian: холостя́к (xolostják) — unmarried man
• Ukrainian: па́рубок (párubok) — unmarried man
• Ukrainian: неодру́жений (neodrúženyj) — unmarried man
• Ukrainian: кавале́р (kavalér) — unmarried man
• Ukrainian: холости́й (xolostýj) — unmarried man
• Uyghur: بويتاق (boytaq) — unmarried man
• Uzbek: boʻydoq — unmarried man
• Vietnamese: người chưa kết hôn — unmarried man
• Welsh: dyn sengl — unmarried man
• Woiwurrung: yan'yean — unmarried man
• Yiddish: בחור (bokher) — unmarried man
• Afrikaans: baccalaureusgraad — bachelor's degree
• Afrikaans: baccalaureaat — bachelor's degree
• Belarusian: бакала́ўр (bakaláwr) — bachelor's degree
• Bulgarian: бакала́вър (bakalávǎr) — bachelor's degree
• Danish: bachelor — bachelor's degree
• Danish: bachelorgrad — bachelor's degree
• Esperanto: bakalaŭreco — bachelor's degree
• Finnish: kandidaatin tutkinto — bachelor's degree
• French: licence — bachelor's degree
• French: bachelor — bachelor's degree
• Galician: grao — bachelor's degree
• Galician: diplomatura — bachelor's degree
• German: Bachelor — bachelor's degree
• Greek: πτυχίο λυτείας (ptychío lyteías) — bachelor's degree
• Greek: πτυχίο (ptychío) — bachelor's degree
• Indonesian: kesarjanaan — bachelor's degree
• Italian: baccelliere — bachelor's degree
• Italian: laurea — bachelor's degree
• Khmer: បរិញ្ញា (paʼrɨññaa) — bachelor's degree
• Latvian: bakalaurs — bachelor's degree
• Lithuanian: bakalauras — bachelor's degree
• Polish: bakalaureat — bachelor's degree
• Portuguese: bacharelado — bachelor's degree
• Russian: бакала́вр (bakalávr) — bachelor's degree
• Slovak: bakalárstvo — bachelor's degree
• Slovak: bakalaureát — bachelor's degree
• Spanish: bachiller — bachelor's degree
• Spanish: título de grado — bachelor's degree
• Spanish: licenciatura — bachelor's degree
• Swedish: kandidat — bachelor's degree
• Tagalog: batsilyer — bachelor's degree
• Tagalog: dalubhasa — bachelor's degree
• Ukrainian: бакала́вр (bakalávr) — bachelor's degree
• Welsh: gradd baglor — bachelor's degree
• Armenian: բակալավր (bakalavr) — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Belarusian: бакала́ўр (bakaláwr) — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Bulgarian: бакала́вър (bakalávǎr) — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Chinese Mandarin: 學士 /学士 (xuéshì) — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Czech: bakalář — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Czech: bakalářka — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Danish: bachelor — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Dutch: bachelor — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Esperanto: bakalaŭro — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Finnish: kandidaatti — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Galician: diplomado — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Galician: graduado — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Georgian: ბაკალავრი (baḳalavri) — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• German: Bachelor — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Greek: πτυχιούχος (ptychioúchos) — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Hebrew: בּוֹגֵר (bogér) — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Ido: bachelero — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Indonesian: sarjana — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Japanese: 学士 (gakushi) — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Khmer: បរិញ្ញា (paʼrɨññaa) — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Korean: 학사 (haksa) — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Latvian: bakalaurs — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Norwegian Bokmål: bachelor — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Norwegian Nynorsk: bachelor — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Polish: licencjat — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Polish: bakałarz — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Portuguese: bacharel — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Russian: бакала́вр (bakalávr) — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Slovak: bakalár — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Slovak: bakalárka — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Spanish: bachiller — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Spanish: licenciado — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Swedish: kandidat — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Thai: บัณฑิต (ban-dìt) — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Ukrainian: бакала́вр (bakalávr) — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Welsh: baglor — person who has achieved bachelor's degree
• Dutch: studio — (Canada) single room apartment
• Finnish: yksiö — (Canada) single room apartment
• Polish: kawalerka — (Canada) single room apartment
• Swedish: etta — (Canada) single room apartment