fabulist

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• /ˈfæbjəlɪst/
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Borrowed from French fabuliste. By surface analysis, fable + -ist, or, by surface analysis, fabula + -ist. Compare fabular.

21 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: баснописец (basnopisec) — one who writes or tells fables
• Catalan: fabulista — one who writes or tells fables
• Finnish: sadunkertoja — one who writes or tells fables
• Finnish: satusetä — one who writes or tells fables
• German: Fabeldichter — one who writes or tells fables
• German: Fabeldichterin — one who writes or tells fables
• Irish: fabhalscéalaí — one who writes or tells fables
• Polish: bajkopisarz — one who writes or tells fables
• Polish: bajkopis — one who writes or tells fables
• Polish: bajopis — one who writes or tells fables
• Portuguese: fabulista — one who writes or tells fables
• Spanish: fabulista — one who writes or tells fables
• Esperanto: fablisto — a liar
• Finnish: satuilija — a liar
• Finnish: satusetä — a liar
• French: mythomane — a liar
• German: Fabulierer — a liar
• German: Fabuliererin — a liar
• Polish: blagier — a liar
• Polish: blagierka — a liar
• Polish: kłamca — a liar