bookbinder

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• US: /ˈbʊkˌbaɪn.dəɹ/
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From Middle English bokebynder, bok-bindere, equivalent to book + binder.

48 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: صَحَّاف (ṣaḥḥāf) — person whose profession is binding books
• Azerbaijani: cildçi — person whose profession is binding books
• Bulgarian: книговезец (knigovezec) — person whose profession is binding books
• Catalan: enquadernador — person whose profession is binding books
• Czech: knihař — person whose profession is binding books
• Czech: knihvazač — person whose profession is binding books
• Czech: vazač — person whose profession is binding books
• Old Czech: knihař — person whose profession is binding books
• Danish: bogbinder — person whose profession is binding books
• Dutch: boekbinder — person whose profession is binding books
• Estonian: raamatuköitja — person whose profession is binding books
• Estonian: köitja — person whose profession is binding books
• Faroese: bókbindari — person whose profession is binding books
• Finnish: kirjansitoja — person whose profession is binding books
• French: relieur — person whose profession is binding books
• French: relieuse — person whose profession is binding books
• German: Buchbinder — person whose profession is binding books
• German: Buchbinderin — person whose profession is binding books
• Greek: βιβλιοδέτης (vivliodétis) — person whose profession is binding books
• Hungarian: könyvkötő — person whose profession is binding books
• Icelandic: bókbindari — person whose profession is binding books
• Italian: legatore — person whose profession is binding books
• Italian: legatrice — person whose profession is binding books
• Latin: glūtinātōr — person whose profession is binding books
• Latin: bibliopēgus — person whose profession is binding books
• Latvian: grāmatsējējs — person whose profession is binding books
• Lithuanian: knygrišỹs — person whose profession is binding books
• Lithuanian: knygrišė̃ — person whose profession is binding books
• Macedonian: книгове́зец (knigovézec) — person whose profession is binding books
• Macedonian: книгоподвезник (knigopodveznik) — person whose profession is binding books
• Norwegian Bokmål: bokbinder — person whose profession is binding books
• Norwegian Nynorsk: bokbindar — person whose profession is binding books
• Polish: introligator — person whose profession is binding books
• Polish: introligatorka — person whose profession is binding books
• Portuguese: encadernador — person whose profession is binding books
• Portuguese: encadernadora — person whose profession is binding books
• Romanian: legător — person whose profession is binding books
• Romanian: legătoare — person whose profession is binding books
• Russian: переплётчик (perepljótčik) — person whose profession is binding books
• Russian: переплётчица (perepljótčica) — person whose profession is binding books
• Upper Sorbian: knihiwjazar — person whose profession is binding books
• Upper Sorbian: knihiwjazarka — person whose profession is binding books
• Spanish: encuadernador — person whose profession is binding books
• Swedish: bokbindare — person whose profession is binding books
• Tagalog: tagabalat-aklat — person whose profession is binding books
• Ukrainian: паліту́рник (palitúrnyk) — person whose profession is binding books
• Ukrainian: паліту́рниця (palitúrnycja) — person whose profession is binding books
• Uyghur: مۇقاۋىچى (muqawichi) — person whose profession is binding books