imitator

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From French imitateur, derived from Latin imitātor, equivalent to imitate + -or.

43 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Catalan: imitador — one who imitates another
• Central Bikol: arog-arog — one who imitates another
• Dutch: imitator — one who imitates another
• Esperanto: imitanto — one who imitates another
• Finnish: matkija — one who imitates another
• French: imitateur — one who imitates another
• German: Nachahmer — one who imitates another
• German: Nachahmerin — one who imitates another
• German: Epigone — one who imitates another
• German: Epigonin — one who imitates another
• German: Nachäffer — one who imitates another
• German: Nachäfferin — one who imitates another
• German: Nachbeter (t-, de, Nachbeterin) — one who imitates another
• German: Nachsprecher — one who imitates another
• German: Nachsprecherin — one who imitates another
• German: Papagei — one who imitates another
• German: Papageiin — one who imitates another
• German: Echo — one who imitates another
• Greek: μιμητής (mimitís) — one who imitates another
• Ancient Greek: μιμητής (mimētḗs) — one who imitates another
• Hungarian: utánzó — one who imitates another
• Hungarian: majmoló — one who imitates another
• Hungarian: epigon — one who imitates another
• Hungarian: imitátor — one who imitates another
• Indonesian: peniru — one who imitates another
• Irish: aithriseoir — one who imitates another
• Italian: imitatore — one who imitates another
• Japanese: 模倣者 (mohōsha) — one who imitates another
• Japanese: 亜流 (aryū) — one who imitates another
• Korean: 모방자 (mobangja) — one who imitates another
• Latin: imitātor — one who imitates another
• Latin: imitātrix — one who imitates another
• Latin: simulātor — one who imitates another
• Norwegian Bokmål: imitator — one who imitates another
• Norwegian Nynorsk: imitator — one who imitates another
• Polish: imitator — one who imitates another
• Polish: imitatorka — one who imitates another
• Polish: naśladowca — one who imitates another
• Polish: naśladowczyni — one who imitates another
• Russian: имита́тор (imitátor) — one who imitates another
• Russian: подража́тель (podražátelʹ) — one who imitates another
• Spanish: imitador — one who imitates another
• Swedish: imitatör — one who imitates another