hagiographer

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• US: /ˌhæɡiˈɑɡɹəfɚ/
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• UK: /ˌhæɡiˈɒɡɹəfə/
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From hagiography + -er.

19 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: վարքագիր (varkʻagir) — someone who writes the biography of a saint
• Asturian: haxógrafu — someone who writes the biography of a saint
• Catalan: hagiògraf — someone who writes the biography of a saint
• Dutch: hagiograaf — someone who writes the biography of a saint
• Finnish: hagiografi — someone who writes the biography of a saint
• French: hagiographe — someone who writes the biography of a saint
• Galician: haxiógrafo — someone who writes the biography of a saint
• Greek: αγιογράφος (agiográfos) — someone who writes the biography of a saint
• Italian: agiografo — someone who writes the biography of a saint
• Latin: hagiographus — someone who writes the biography of a saint
• Polish: hagiograf — someone who writes the biography of a saint
• Portuguese: hagiógrafo — someone who writes the biography of a saint
• Russian: агио́граф (agiógraf) — someone who writes the biography of a saint
• Russian: состави́тель жизнеописа́ния святы́х (sostavítelʹ žizneopisánija svjatýx) — someone who writes the biography of a saint
• Spanish: hagiógrafo — someone who writes the biography of a saint
• Armenian: սրբագիր (srbagir) — a writer of any of the Hagiographa
• French: hagiographe — a writer of any of the Hagiographa
• Greek: υμνητής (ymnitís) — someone who writes in a flattering way about a person
• Greek: υμνήτρια (ymnítria) — someone who writes in a flattering way about a person