decathlete

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• UK: /diːˈkæθliːt/
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• General-American: /di-ˈkath-ˌlēt/
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• General-American: Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
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• CMU ARPABET: D IY0 K AE1 TH L IY0 T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From dec- + athlete.

22 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Czech: desetibojař — athlete who competes in the decathlon
• Czech: desetibojařka — athlete who competes in the decathlon
• Danish: tikæmper — athlete who competes in the decathlon
• Finnish: kymmenottelija — athlete who competes in the decathlon
• French: décathlonien — athlete who competes in the decathlon
• French: décathlonienne — athlete who competes in the decathlon
• French: décathlète — athlete who competes in the decathlon
• German: Zehnkämpfer — athlete who competes in the decathlon
• German: Zehnkämpferin — athlete who competes in the decathlon
• Hungarian: tízpróbázó — athlete who competes in the decathlon
• Italian: decatleta — athlete who competes in the decathlon
• Kazakh: онсайысшы (onsaiysşy) — athlete who competes in the decathlon
• Macedonian: десетобоец (desetoboec) — athlete who competes in the decathlon
• Macedonian: десетобојка (desetobojka) — athlete who competes in the decathlon
• Romanian: decatlonist — athlete who competes in the decathlon
• Romanian: decatlonistă — athlete who competes in the decathlon
• Russian: десятиборец (desjatiborec) — athlete who competes in the decathlon
• Spanish: decatleta — athlete who competes in the decathlon
• Spanish: decatloniano — athlete who competes in the decathlon
• Spanish: decatloniana — athlete who competes in the decathlon
• Swedish: tiokampare — athlete who competes in the decathlon
• Turkish: dekatloncu — athlete who competes in the decathlon