conqueror

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• General-American: /ˈkɑŋˌkɚ.ɚ/
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• General-American: /ˈkɔnˌkɚ.ɚ/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈkɒŋˌkə.ɹə/
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• British, Southern, Standard: /ˈkɔŋˌkəɹə/
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From Middle English conquerour, from Old French conquereor, from conquerre. By surface analysis, conquer + -or.

60 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: veroweraar — someone who conquers
• Arabic: غَازٍ (ḡāzin) — someone who conquers
• Armenian: նվաճող (nvačoġ) — someone who conquers
• Azerbaijani: fateh — someone who conquers
• Belarusian: заваёўнік (zavajównik) — someone who conquers
• Belarusian: заваёўніца (zavajównica) — someone who conquers
• Bulgarian: завоева́тел (zavoevátel) — someone who conquers
• Catalan: conqueridor — someone who conquers
• Chinese Mandarin: 佔領者 /占领者 (zhànlǐngzhě) — someone who conquers
• Chinese Mandarin: 征服者 (zhēngfúzhě) — someone who conquers
• Czech: dobyvatel — someone who conquers
• Dutch: overwinnaar — someone who conquers
• Dutch: veroveraar — someone who conquers
• Esperanto: konkeranto — someone who conquers
• Esperanto: konkerinto — someone who conquers
• Extremaduran: conquistaol — someone who conquers
• Finnish: valloittaja — someone who conquers
• French: conquérant — someone who conquers
• French: conquérante — someone who conquers
• Friulian: concuistadôr — someone who conquers
• Galician: conqueridor — someone who conquers
• Galician: conqueredor — someone who conquers
• German: Eroberer — someone who conquers
• German: Erobererin — someone who conquers
• German: Bezwinger — someone who conquers
• German: Bezwingerin — someone who conquers
• Greek: κατακτητής (kataktitís) — someone who conquers
• Greek: κατακτήτρια (kataktítria) — someone who conquers
• Hindi: विजेता (vijetā) — someone who conquers
• Hungarian: hódító — someone who conquers
• Indonesian: pemenang — someone who conquers
• Italian: conquistatore — someone who conquers
• Japanese: 征服者 (seifukusha) — someone who conquers
• Kazakh: жаулап алушы (jaulap aluşy) — someone who conquers
• Korean: 정복자 (jeongbokja) — someone who conquers
• Latin: dēbellātor — someone who conquers
• Latin: victor — someone who conquers
• Latin: superātor — someone who conquers
• Latvian: uzvarētājs — someone who conquers
• Latvian: iekarotājs — someone who conquers
• Māori: kairaupatu — someone who conquers
• Middle English: conquerour — someone who conquers
• Norman: contchérant — someone who conquers
• Norwegian Bokmål: erobrer — someone who conquers
• Norwegian Nynorsk: erobrar — someone who conquers
• Polish: zdobywca — someone who conquers
• Portuguese: conquistador — someone who conquers
• Russian: завоева́тель (zavojevátelʹ) — someone who conquers
• Russian: завоева́тельница (zavojevátelʹnica) — someone who conquers
• Russian: покори́тель (pokorítelʹ) — someone who conquers
• Russian: покори́тельница (pokorítelʹnica) — someone who conquers
• Sanskrit: दानु (dānu) — someone who conquers
• Serbo-Croatian: osvajač — someone who conquers
• Serbo-Croatian: zavojevač — someone who conquers
• Serbo-Croatian: savlađivač — someone who conquers
• Spanish: conquistador — someone who conquers
• Swedish: erövrare — someone who conquers
• Turkish: fatih — someone who conquers
• Ukrainian: завойо́вник (zavojóvnyk) — someone who conquers
• Ukrainian: завойо́вниця (zavojóvnycja) — someone who conquers