lecturer

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈlɛkt͡ʃəɹə/
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /ˈlekt͡ʃəɹə/
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• Canada, General-American: /ˈlɛkt͡ʃəɹɚ/
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• CMU ARPABET: L EH1 K CH ER0 ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree English lecture Proto-Indo-European *-yósder. Proto-Italic *-āzios Latin -āriusnom. Latin -āriusbor. Proto-Germanic *-ārijaz Proto-West Germanic *-ārī Old English -ere Middle English -ere English -er English lecturer From lecture + -er.

130 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: ligjërues — person who gives lectures
• Amharic: ተናጋሪ (tänagari) — person who gives lectures
• Arabic: مُحَاضِر (muḥāḍir) — person who gives lectures
• Arabic: مُحَاضِرَة (muḥāḍira) — person who gives lectures
• Armenian: դասախոս (dasaxos) — person who gives lectures
• Azerbaijani: mühazirəçi — person who gives lectures
• Azerbaijani: lektor — person who gives lectures
• Belarusian: ле́ктар (ljéktar) — person who gives lectures
• Belarusian: ле́ктарка (ljéktarka) — person who gives lectures
• Bengali: প্রভাষক (probhaśok) — person who gives lectures
• Bulgarian: ле́ктор (léktor) — person who gives lectures
• Bulgarian: ле́кторка (léktorka) — person who gives lectures
• Burmese: ကထိက (ka.hti.ka.) — person who gives lectures
• Chinese Cantonese: 講師 /讲师 (gong2 si1) — person who gives lectures
• Chinese Mandarin: 講師 /讲师 (jiǎngshī) — person who gives lectures
• Chinese Mandarin: 演講者 /演讲者 — person who gives lectures
• Czech: přednášející — person who gives lectures
• Danish: forelæser — person who gives lectures
• Dutch: lector — person who gives lectures
• Estonian: õppejõud — person who gives lectures
• Estonian: lektor — person who gives lectures
• Finnish: luennoija — person who gives lectures
• Finnish: luennoitsija — person who gives lectures
• French: conférencier — person who gives lectures
• French: lecteur — person who gives lectures
• French: maître de conférences — person who gives lectures
• Georgian: ლექტორი (lekṭori) — person who gives lectures
• German: Lektor — person who gives lectures
• German: Lektorin — person who gives lectures
• Greek: λέκτορας (léktoras) — person who gives lectures
• Hebrew: מַרְצֶה (martsé) — person who gives lectures
• Hebrew: מַרְצָה (martsá) — person who gives lectures
• Hindi: प्राध्यापक (prādhyāpak) — person who gives lectures
• Hindi: व्याख्याता (vyākhyātā) — person who gives lectures
• Hindi: लेक्चरर (lekcarar) — person who gives lectures
• Hungarian: előadó — person who gives lectures
• Hungarian: oktató — person who gives lectures
• Hungarian: óraadó (tanár) — person who gives lectures
• Icelandic: fyrirlesari — person who gives lectures
• Indonesian: dosen — person who gives lectures
• Irish: léachtóir — person who gives lectures
• Italian: conferenziere — person who gives lectures
• Japanese: 講師 (kōshi) — person who gives lectures
• Kazakh: лектор (lektor) — person who gives lectures
• Khmer: សាស្ត្រាចារ្យ (saahstraacaa) — person who gives lectures
• Khmer: អាចារ្យ (ʼaacaa) — person who gives lectures
• Korean: 강사 (gangsa) — person who gives lectures
• Kyrgyz: лектор (lektor) — person who gives lectures
• Lao: ອາຈານ (ʼā chān) — person who gives lectures
• Latvian: lektors — person who gives lectures
• Latvian: pasniedzējs — person who gives lectures
• Lithuanian: dėstytojas — person who gives lectures
• Lithuanian: lektorius — person who gives lectures
• Macedonian: предавач (predavač) — person who gives lectures
• Malay: pensyarah — person who gives lectures
• Māori: kaikauhau — person who gives lectures
• Māori: kaikauwhau — person who gives lectures
• Meru: muritani — person who gives lectures
• Mongolian: лектор (lektor) — person who gives lectures
• Mongolian: лекц уншигч (lekc unšigč) — person who gives lectures
• Mongolian: илтгэгч (iltgegč) — person who gives lectures
• Norwegian Bokmål: foredragsholder — person who gives lectures
• Norwegian Nynorsk: foredragshaldar — person who gives lectures
• Norwegian Nynorsk: føredragshaldar — person who gives lectures
• Iranian Persian: مُدَرِّس (modarres) — person who gives lectures
• Iranian Persian: مُرَبّی (morabbi) — person who gives lectures
• Polish: wykładowca — person who gives lectures
• Polish: wykładowczyni — person who gives lectures
• Portuguese: palestrante — person who gives lectures
• Romanian: lector — person who gives lectures
• Russian: ле́ктор (léktor) — person who gives lectures
• Serbo-Croatian: преда̀ва̄ч — person who gives lectures
• Serbo-Croatian: predàvāč — person who gives lectures
• Slovak: prednášajúci — person who gives lectures
• Slovene: predavatelj — person who gives lectures
• Spanish: docente — person who gives lectures
• Spanish: aleccionador — person who gives lectures
• Spanish: conferenciante — person who gives lectures
• Spanish: conferencista — person who gives lectures
• Spanish: lector — person who gives lectures
• Swahili: mkufunzi — person who gives lectures
• Swahili: mhadhiri — person who gives lectures
• Swedish: föreläsare — person who gives lectures
• Tajik: лектор (lektor) — person who gives lectures
• Thai: อาจารย์ (aa-jaan) — person who gives lectures
• Turkish: lektör — person who gives lectures
• Turkish: öğretim görevlisi — person who gives lectures
• Turkmen: lektor — person who gives lectures
• Ukrainian: ле́ктор (léktor) — person who gives lectures
• Ukrainian: ле́кторка (léktorka) — person who gives lectures
• Urdu: مُدَرِّس (mudarris) — person who gives lectures
• Urdu: لیکْچَرَر (lekcarar) — person who gives lectures
• Uyghur: لېكتور (lëktor) — person who gives lectures
• Uzbek: lektor — person who gives lectures
• Vietnamese: giảng viên — person who gives lectures
• Welsh: darlithydd — person who gives lectures
• Armenian: դասախոս (dasaxos) — member of university or college
• Chinese Mandarin: 講師 /讲师 (jiǎngshī) — member of university or college
• Finnish: lehtori — member of university or college
• French: maître de conférence — member of university or college
• German: Lektor — member of university or college
• German: Lektorin — member of university or college
• German: Dozent — member of university or college
• German: Dozentin — member of university or college
• Greek: επιμελητής (epimelitís) — member of university or college
• Greek: επιμελήτρια (epimelítria) — member of university or college
• Hungarian: adjunktus — member of university or college
• Hungarian: tanársegéd — member of university or college
• Icelandic: lektor — member of university or college
• Indonesian: dosen — member of university or college
• Indonesian: lektor — member of university or college
• Irish: léachtóir — member of university or college
• Macedonian: доцент (docent) — member of university or college
• Norwegian Bokmål: foreleser — member of university or college
• Norwegian Nynorsk: forelesar — member of university or college
• Norwegian Nynorsk: førelesar — member of university or college
• Polish: wykładowca — member of university or college
• Polish: wykładowczyni — member of university or college
• Portuguese: docente — member of university or college
• Russian: преподава́тель (prepodavátelʹ) — member of university or college
• Russian: доце́нт (docént) — member of university or college
• Spanish: docente — member of university or college
• Spanish: lector — member of university or college
• Swahili: mkufunzi — member of university or college
• Thai: อาจารย์ (aa-jaan) — member of university or college
• Ukrainian: виклада́ч (vykladáč) — member of university or college
• Ukrainian: виклада́чка (vykladáčka) — member of university or college
• Ukrainian: доце́нт (docént) — member of university or college
• Finnish: apupappi — dated: member of the Church of England clergy
• Swahili: mkufunzi — dated: member of the Church of England clergy