noun
Meaning 1
One who practices ethnography.
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Standard Lemma guide
ethnographer
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noun
Meaning 2
an anthropologist who does ethnography
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
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Broader terms: anthropologist
History
Etymology
Etymology tree Ancient Greek ἔθνος (éthnos)der. English ethno- English -grapher English ethnographer From ethno- + -grapher.
Across languages
Translations
30 source translations are retained for this English entry.
- Asturian: etnógrafu — one who studies ethnography
- Asturian: etnógrafa — one who studies ethnography
- Belarusian: этно́граф (etnóhraf) — one who studies ethnography
- Catalan: etnògraf — one who studies ethnography
- Catalan: etnògrafa — one who studies ethnography
- Czech: etnograf — one who studies ethnography
- Danish: etnograf — one who studies ethnography
- Dutch: etnograaf — one who studies ethnography
- Dutch: etnografe — one who studies ethnography
- Esperanto: etnografo — one who studies ethnography
- French: ethnographe — one who studies ethnography
- Galician: etnógrafo — one who studies ethnography
- Galician: etnógrafa — one who studies ethnography
- Georgian: ეთნოგრაფი (etnograpi) — one who studies ethnography
- German: Ethnograph — one who studies ethnography
- German: Ethnographin — one who studies ethnography
- Greek: εθνογράφος (ethnográfos) — one who studies ethnography
- Hungarian: etnográfus — one who studies ethnography
- Hungarian: néprajztudós — one who studies ethnography
- Hungarian: néprajzkutató — one who studies ethnography
- Irish: eitneagrafaí — one who studies ethnography
- Italian: etnografo — one who studies ethnography
- Italian: etnografa — one who studies ethnography
- Portuguese: etnógrafo — one who studies ethnography
- Portuguese: etnógrafa — one who studies ethnography
- Russian: этно́граф (etnógraf) — one who studies ethnography
- Spanish: etnógrafo — one who studies ethnography
- Spanish: etnógrafa — one who studies ethnography
- Swedish: etnograf — one who studies ethnography
- Ukrainian: етно́граф (etnóhraf) — one who studies ethnography
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