hatter

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• /ˈhætə(ɹ)/
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• CMU ARPABET: HH AE1 T ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English hatter; equivalent to hat + -er.

From an English dialect word, meaning "to entangle"; compare Low German verhaddern, verheddern, verhiddern.

41 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: գլխարկագործ (glxarkagorc) — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Armenian: ճոն (čon) — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Bulgarian: шапкар (šapkar) — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Catalan: barreter — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Catalan: capeller — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Chinese Mandarin: 帽匠 (màojiàng) — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Czech: kloboučník — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Danish: hattemager — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Dutch: hoedenmaker — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Finnish: hatuntekijä — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• French: chapelier — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Georgian: ჭონი (č̣oni) — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• German: Hutmacher — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• German: Hutmacherin — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Hungarian: kalapos — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Icelandic: hattari — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Icelandic: hattamakari — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Irish: haitéir — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Irish: hatadóir — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Italian: cappellaio — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Italian: modista — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Japanese: 帽子屋 (bōshiya) — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Macedonian: шапкар (šapkar) — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Middle English: hattere — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Nivkh: ӿаӄотнивх (haqotņivx) — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Pannonian Rusyn: калапар (kalapar) — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Polish: kapelusznik — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Portuguese: chapeleiro — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Romanian: pălărier — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Russian: шля́пный ма́стер (šljápnyj máster) — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Russian: торго́вец шля́пами (torgóvec šljápami) — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Russian: шляпник (šljapnik) — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Serbo-Croatian: клобучар — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Serbo-Croatian: klobučar — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Serbo-Croatian: klobučar — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Slovak: klobúčnik — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Slovak: klobúčnička — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Spanish: sombrerero — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Swedish: hattmakare — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Turkish: şapkacı — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat
• Ottoman Turkish: شاپقهجی (şapkacı) — person who makes, sells, or repairs a hat