itinerant

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• /aɪˈtɪnɚənt/
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From Late Latin itinerantem, present active participle of itineror (“travel”), from itiner-. By surface analysis, Latin itiner- + -ant.

61 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: مُتَنَقِّل (mutanaqqil) — travelling from place to place
• Azerbaijani: səyyar — travelling from place to place
• Azerbaijani: gəzərgi — travelling from place to place
• Bulgarian: пътуващ (pǎtuvašt) — travelling from place to place
• Bulgarian: странстващ (stranstvašt) — travelling from place to place
• Catalan: itinerant — travelling from place to place
• Chinese Mandarin: 巡回的 (xúnhuíde) — travelling from place to place
• Czech: potulný — travelling from place to place
• Dutch: rondtrekkend — travelling from place to place
• Dutch: rondreizend — travelling from place to place
• Esperanto: migra — travelling from place to place
• Estonian: rändav — travelling from place to place
• Estonian: ränd- — travelling from place to place
• Estonian: uitav — travelling from place to place
• Estonian: reisiv — travelling from place to place
• Estonian: reisi- — travelling from place to place
• Estonian: hulkuv — travelling from place to place
• Finnish: kiertävä — travelling from place to place
• French: itinérant — travelling from place to place
• German: umherziehend — travelling from place to place
• German: fahrend — travelling from place to place
• German: reisend — travelling from place to place
• German: fliegend — travelling from place to place
• German: Wander- — travelling from place to place
• Greek: πλανόδιος (planódios) — travelling from place to place
• Hebrew: נודד (nodéd) — travelling from place to place
• Ido: vaganta — travelling from place to place
• Italian: itinerante — travelling from place to place
• Japanese: 巡回する (junkai suru) — travelling from place to place
• Northern Kurdish: gerok — travelling from place to place
• Māori: hākoke — travelling from place to place
• Māori: koroirangi — travelling from place to place
• Māori: kānekeneke — travelling from place to place
• Māori: tipihaere — travelling from place to place
• Norwegian: omreisende — travelling from place to place
• Portuguese: itinerante — travelling from place to place
• Russian: стра́нствующий (stránstvujuščij) — travelling from place to place
• Russian: скита́ющийся (skitájuščijsja) — travelling from place to place
• Russian: гуляющий (guljajuščij) — travelling from place to place
• Scottish Gaelic: siùbhlach — travelling from place to place
• Spanish: itinerante — travelling from place to place
• Swedish: kringresande — travelling from place to place
• Turkish: seyyar — travelling from place to place
• Bulgarian: странник (strannik) — One who travels from place to place
• Esperanto: vagulo — One who travels from place to place
• Estonian: rändur — One who travels from place to place
• Estonian: rändaja — One who travels from place to place
• Estonian: uitaja — One who travels from place to place
• Estonian: reisija — One who travels from place to place
• Estonian: hulgus — One who travels from place to place
• Estonian: hulkur — One who travels from place to place
• Finnish: kiertolainen — One who travels from place to place
• French: itinérant — One who travels from place to place
• Ido: vaganto — One who travels from place to place
• Irish: fear siúil — One who travels from place to place
• Northern Kurdish: gerok — One who travels from place to place
• Māori: tipiwhenua — One who travels from place to place
• Māori: hākoke — One who travels from place to place
• Māori: murare — One who travels from place to place
• Portuguese: itinerante — One who travels from place to place
• Russian: скиталец (skitalec) — One who travels from place to place