dispenser

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• /dɪˈspɛnsə/
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From Anglo-Norman dispensour, from Old French despenseor, from Latin dispensator. By surface analysis, dispense + -er.

28 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Catalan: dispensador — object used to dispense other items
• Danish: dispenser — object used to dispense other items
• Finnish: jakelulaite — object used to dispense other items
• Finnish: annostelija — object used to dispense other items
• French: distributeur — object used to dispense other items
• French: dévidoir — object used to dispense other items
• French: dérouleur — object used to dispense other items
• German: Abroller — object used to dispense other items
• German: Austeiler — object used to dispense other items
• German: Spender — object used to dispense other items
• German: Verteiler — object used to dispense other items
• Greek: διανεμητής (dianemitís) — object used to dispense other items
• Hungarian: adagoló — object used to dispense other items
• Irish: riarthóir — object used to dispense other items
• Italian: distributore — object used to dispense other items
• Italian: erogatore — object used to dispense other items
• Norwegian Bokmål: dispenser — object used to dispense other items
• Norwegian Nynorsk: dispenser — object used to dispense other items
• Polish: dozownik — object used to dispense other items
• Romanian: distribuitor — object used to dispense other items
• Romanian: dispensator — object used to dispense other items
• Russian: доза́тор (dozátor) — object used to dispense other items
• Russian: автома́т (avtomát) — object used to dispense other items
• Spanish: dispensador — object used to dispense other items
• Swedish: utdelare — object used to dispense other items
• Swedish: fördelare — object used to dispense other items
• Swedish: dosa — object used to dispense other items
• Danish: farmaceut — person who makes up prescriptions