liberator

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈlɪbəɹeɪtə/
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• General-American: /ˈlɪbəɹeɪtəɹ/
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• CMU ARPABET: L IH1 B ER2 EY2 T AH0 R Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Originally given to someone who liberated slaves; a liberator.

From Latin līberātor (“one who sets free”), from līberāre, past participle līberātus (“to set free”); see liberate.

46 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: مُحَرِّر (muḥarrir) — person who frees or liberates
• Arabic: مُعْتِق (muʕtiq) — person who frees or liberates
• Catalan: alliberador — person who frees or liberates
• Catalan: alliberadora — person who frees or liberates
• Czech: osvoboditel — person who frees or liberates
• Czech: osvoboditelka — person who frees or liberates
• Danish: befrier — person who frees or liberates
• Dutch: bevrijder — person who frees or liberates
• Esperanto: liberiganto — person who frees or liberates
• Finnish: vapauttaja — person who frees or liberates
• Finnish: liberaattori — person who frees or liberates
• French: libérateur — person who frees or liberates
• German: Befreier — person who frees or liberates
• German: Befreierin — person who frees or liberates
• German: Erlöser — person who frees or liberates
• German: Erlöserin — person who frees or liberates
• Hindi: मसीहा (masīhā) — person who frees or liberates
• Hungarian: felszabadító — person who frees or liberates
• Ido: liberiganto — person who frees or liberates
• Ido: liberigero — person who frees or liberates
• Italian: liberatore — person who frees or liberates
• Italian: liberatrice — person who frees or liberates
• Latin: līberātor — person who frees or liberates
• Latin: līberātrīx — person who frees or liberates
• Lithuanian: išvaduotojas — person who frees or liberates
• Macedonian: ослободител (osloboditel) — person who frees or liberates
• Norwegian Bokmål: befrier — person who frees or liberates
• Norwegian Nynorsk: befriar — person who frees or liberates
• Polish: oswobodziciel — person who frees or liberates
• Polish: oswobodzicielka — person who frees or liberates
• Polish: wyzwoliciel mwyzwolicielka — person who frees or liberates
• Portuguese: libertador — person who frees or liberates
• Portuguese: libertadora — person who frees or liberates
• Punjabi: ਬੰਦੀ ਛੋੜ (bandī choṛ) — person who frees or liberates
• Punjabi: ਮਸੀਹਾ (masīhā) — person who frees or liberates
• Russian: освободитель (osvoboditelʹ) — person who frees or liberates
• Russian: освободи́тельница (osvobodítelʹnica) — person who frees or liberates
• Spanish: libertador — person who frees or liberates
• Spanish: libertadora — person who frees or liberates
• Swahili: mkombozi — person who frees or liberates
• Swedish: befriare — person who frees or liberates
• Ukrainian: визволи́тель (vyzvolýtelʹ) — person who frees or liberates
• Volapük: libükan — person who frees or liberates
• Volapük: hilibükan — person who frees or liberates
• Volapük: jilibükan — person who frees or liberates
• Yiddish: באַפֿרײַער (bafrayer) — person who frees or liberates