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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈmæn.ɪ.dʒə/
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• General-American: /ˈmæn.ə.dʒəɹ/
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• General-American: [ˈmeə̯n.ə.d͡ʒɚ]
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• US: Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
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• India, North: /mæːˈneː.dʒə(r)/
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• India, North: /ˈmæː.nə.dʒə(r)/
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• India, South: /ˈmæː.ne(ː).dʒə(r)/
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• CMU ARPABET: M AE1 N AH0 JH ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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• CMU ARPABET 2: M AE1 N IH0 JH ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *(s)meh2-der. Proto-Italic *manus Latin manus Proto-Indo-European *-id- Proto-Indo-European *-yéti Proto-Indo-European *-idyéti Proto-Hellenic *-íďďō Ancient Greek -ῐ́ζω (-ĭ́zō)bor. Latin -izāre Vulgar Latin *manizāre Old Italian maneggiareder.? Old French manegebor. Middle English *manage English manage 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 manager From manage + -er.

274 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: menaxher — person whose job is to manage something
• Albanian: drejtor — person whose job is to manage something
• Arabic: مُدِير (mudīr) — person whose job is to manage something
• Arabic: مُدِيرَة (mudīra) — person whose job is to manage something
• Arabic: مدير (mudīr) — person whose job is to manage something
• Armenian: կառավարիչ (kaṙavaričʻ) — person whose job is to manage something
• Armenian: մենեջեր (meneǰer) — person whose job is to manage something
• Armenian: ղեկավար (ġekavar) — person whose job is to manage something
• Azerbaijani: müdir — person whose job is to manage something
• Azerbaijani: menecer — person whose job is to manage something
• Azerbaijani: direktor — person whose job is to manage something
• Azerbaijani: rəhbər — person whose job is to manage something
• Azerbaijani: başçı — person whose job is to manage something
• Belarusian: мэ́нэджэр (ménedžer) — person whose job is to manage something
• Belarusian: дырэ́ктар (dyréktar) — person whose job is to manage something
• Belarusian: кіраўні́к (kirawník) — person whose job is to manage something
• Belarusian: кіраўні́ца (kirawníca) — person whose job is to manage something
• Bengali: পরিচালক (poricalok) — person whose job is to manage something
• Bengali: ম্যানেজার (mênejar) — person whose job is to manage something
• Bulgarian: ме́ниджър (ménidžǎr) — person whose job is to manage something
• Bulgarian: дире́ктор (diréktor) — person whose job is to manage something
• Bulgarian: ръководи́тел (rǎkovodítel) — person whose job is to manage something
• Bulgarian: ръководи́телка (rǎkovodítelka) — person whose job is to manage something
• Burmese: မန်နေဂျာ (mannegya) — person whose job is to manage something
• Chechen: менеджер (menedžer) — person whose job is to manage something
• Chinese Mandarin: 經理 /经理 (jīnglǐ) — person whose job is to manage something
• Chinese Mandarin: 主管 (zhúguǎn) — person whose job is to manage something
• Chinese Mandarin: 主任 (zhǔrèn) — person whose job is to manage something
• Czech: manažer — person whose job is to manage something
• Czech: manažerka — person whose job is to manage something
• Czech: správce — person whose job is to manage something
• Czech: správkyně — person whose job is to manage something
• Czech: ředitel — person whose job is to manage something
• Czech: ředitelka — person whose job is to manage something
• Danish: bestyrer — person whose job is to manage something
• Danish: leder — person whose job is to manage something
• Danish: chef — person whose job is to manage something
• Danish: direktør — person whose job is to manage something
• Dutch: directeur — person whose job is to manage something
• Dutch: manager — person whose job is to manage something
• Esperanto: manaĝisto — person whose job is to manage something
• Esperanto: manaĝero — person whose job is to manage something
• Esperanto: administranto — person whose job is to manage something
• Estonian: juhataja — person whose job is to manage something
• Estonian: juht — person whose job is to manage something
• Estonian: direktor — person whose job is to manage something
• Finnish: johtaja — person whose job is to manage something
• French: directeur — person whose job is to manage something
• French: gérant — person whose job is to manage something
• French: manager — person whose job is to manage something
• French: chef — person whose job is to manage something
• French: responsable — person whose job is to manage something
• Galician: xerente — person whose job is to manage something
• Georgian: მენეჯერი (meneǯeri) — person whose job is to manage something
• Georgian: დირექტორი (direkṭori) — person whose job is to manage something
• German: Direktor — person whose job is to manage something
• German: Direktorin — person whose job is to manage something
• German: Manager — person whose job is to manage something
• German: Managerin — person whose job is to manage something
• German: Verwalter — person whose job is to manage something
• German: Verwalterin — person whose job is to manage something
• Gothic: 𐍆𐌰𐌿𐍂𐌰𐌲𐌰𐌲𐌲𐌾𐌰 (fauragaggja) — person whose job is to manage something
• Greek: διευθυντής (diefthyntís) — person whose job is to manage something
• Greek: διευθύντρια (diefthýntria) — person whose job is to manage something
• Greek: μάνατζερ (mánatzer) — person whose job is to manage something
• Ancient Greek: οἰκονόμος (oikonómos) — person whose job is to manage something
• Hebrew: מְנַהֵל (menahél) — person whose job is to manage something
• Hindi: प्रबंधक (prabandhak) — person whose job is to manage something
• Hindi: संचालक (sañcālak) — person whose job is to manage something
• Hindi: मैनेजर (mainejar) — person whose job is to manage something
• Hindi: मुंतज़िम (muntazim) — person whose job is to manage something
• Hindi: मुंसरिम (munsarim) — person whose job is to manage something
• Hungarian: igazgató — person whose job is to manage something
• Hungarian: vezető — person whose job is to manage something
• Hungarian: menedzser — person whose job is to manage something
• Icelandic: forstöðumaður — person whose job is to manage something
• Icelandic: forstjóri — person whose job is to manage something
• Ido: jeristo — person whose job is to manage something
• Indonesian: manajer — person whose job is to manage something
• Irish: bainisteoir — person whose job is to manage something
• Italian: direttore — person whose job is to manage something
• Italian: capo — person whose job is to manage something
• Italian: responsabile — person whose job is to manage something
• Italian: gestore — person whose job is to manage something
• Italian: allenatore — person whose job is to manage something
• Japanese: 支配人 (shihainin) — person whose job is to manage something
• Japanese: 経営者 (keieisha) — person whose job is to manage something
• Japanese: マネージャー (manējā) — person whose job is to manage something
• Japanese: 管理者 (kanrisha) — person whose job is to manage something
• Japanese: 店長 (tenchō) — person whose job is to manage something
• Kazakh: басқарушы (basqaruşy) — person whose job is to manage something
• Kazakh: меңгеруші (meñgeruşı) — person whose job is to manage something
• Khmer: ចាងហ្វាង (caang vaang) — person whose job is to manage something
• Khmer: ចាងវ៉ាង (caang vaang) — person whose job is to manage something
• Korean: 관리자 (gwallija) — person whose job is to manage something
• Korean: 매니저 (maenijeo) — person whose job is to manage something
• Korean: 지배인 (jibaein) — person whose job is to manage something
• Korean: 경영자 (gyeong'yeongja) — person whose job is to manage something
• Northern Kurdish: birêveber — person whose job is to manage something
• Northern Kurdish: midûr — person whose job is to manage something
• Kyrgyz: менеджер (menedjer) — person whose job is to manage something
• Kyrgyz: жетекчи (jetekci) — person whose job is to manage something
• Kyrgyz: директор (direktor) — person whose job is to manage something
• Lao: ຜູ້ຈັດການ (phū chat kān) — person whose job is to manage something
• Latin: procurator — person whose job is to manage something
• Latin: prōmus — person whose job is to manage something
• Latvian: vadītājs — person whose job is to manage something
• Latvian: direktors — person whose job is to manage something
• Latvian: administrators — person whose job is to manage something
• Latvian: pārvaldnieks — person whose job is to manage something
• Latvian: vadītāja — person whose job is to manage something
• Latvian: direktore — person whose job is to manage something
• Latvian: administratore — person whose job is to manage something
• Lithuanian: vadovas — person whose job is to manage something
• Lithuanian: valdytojas — person whose job is to manage something
• Lithuanian: vedėjas — person whose job is to manage something
• Lithuanian: direktorius — person whose job is to manage something
• Lithuanian: vadybininkas — person whose job is to manage something
• Lithuanian: vadovė — person whose job is to manage something
• Lithuanian: valdytoja — person whose job is to manage something
• Lithuanian: vedėja — person whose job is to manage something
• Lithuanian: direktorė — person whose job is to manage something
• Macedonian: менаџер (menadžer) — person whose job is to manage something
• Macedonian: менаџерка (menadžerka) — person whose job is to manage something
• Malay: pengurus — person whose job is to manage something
• Maltese: meniġer — person whose job is to manage something
• Māori: menetia — person whose job is to manage something
• Māori: kaiwhakahaere — person whose job is to manage something
• Mongolian: менежер (menežer) — person whose job is to manage something
• Mongolian: удирдагч (udirdagč) — person whose job is to manage something
• Mongolian: эрхлэгч (erxlegč) — person whose job is to manage something
• Mongolian: ᠮᠧᠨᠧᠵᠧᠷ (mēnēǰēr) — person whose job is to manage something
• Mongolian: ᠤᠳᠤᠷᠢᠳᠤᠭᠴᠢ (uduriduɣči) — person whose job is to manage something
• Mongolian: ᠡᠷᠬᠢᠯᠡᠭᠴᠢ (erkilegči) — person whose job is to manage something
• Norman: gérant — person whose job is to manage something
• Norman: mênagi — person whose job is to manage something
• Norwegian Bokmål: leder — person whose job is to manage something
• Norwegian Bokmål: bestyrer — person whose job is to manage something
• Norwegian Bokmål: direktør — person whose job is to manage something
• Pashto: مدیر (mudir) — person whose job is to manage something
• Pashto: منتظم (montazam) — person whose job is to manage something
• Dari: مُدِیر (mudīr) — person whose job is to manage something
• Dari: رَهْبَر (rahbar) — person whose job is to manage something
• Iranian Persian: مُدیر (modir) — person whose job is to manage something
• Iranian Persian: رَهْبَر (rahbar) — person whose job is to manage something
• Polish: kierownik — person whose job is to manage something
• Polish: kierowniczka — person whose job is to manage something
• Polish: menedżer — person whose job is to manage something
• Polish: menedżerka — person whose job is to manage something
• Polish: menadżer — person whose job is to manage something
• Polish: menadżerka — person whose job is to manage something
• Polish: manager — person whose job is to manage something
• Polish: managerka — person whose job is to manage something
• Portuguese: gerente — person whose job is to manage something
• Portuguese: gerenciador — person whose job is to manage something
• Portuguese: chefe — person whose job is to manage something
• Romanian: director — person whose job is to manage something
• Romanian: șef — person whose job is to manage something
• Romanian: manager — person whose job is to manage something
• Russian: ме́неджер (mɛ́nɛdžer, ménɛdžer) — person whose job is to manage something
• Russian: дире́ктор (diréktor) — person whose job is to manage something
• Russian: директри́са (direktrísa) — person whose job is to manage something
• Russian: управля́ющий (upravljájuščij) — person whose job is to manage something
• Russian: управля́ющая (upravljájuščaja) — person whose job is to manage something
• Russian: руководи́тель (rukovodítelʹ) — person whose job is to manage something
• Russian: руководи́тельница (rukovodítelʹnica) — person whose job is to manage something
• Scottish Gaelic: grèidhear — person whose job is to manage something
• Scottish Gaelic: neach-stiùiridh — person whose job is to manage something
• Scottish Gaelic: neach-riaghlaidh — person whose job is to manage something
• Serbo-Croatian: по̏словођа — person whose job is to manage something
• Serbo-Croatian: мѐнаџер — person whose job is to manage something
• Serbo-Croatian: мѐнеџер — person whose job is to manage something
• Serbo-Croatian: дѝректор — person whose job is to manage something
• Serbo-Croatian: руково̀дилац — person whose job is to manage something
• Serbo-Croatian: pȍslovođa — person whose job is to manage something
• Serbo-Croatian: mènadžer — person whose job is to manage something
• Serbo-Croatian: mènedžer — person whose job is to manage something
• Serbo-Croatian: dìrektor — person whose job is to manage something
• Serbo-Croatian: rukovòdilac — person whose job is to manage something
• Slovak: manažér — person whose job is to manage something
• Slovak: manažérka — person whose job is to manage something
• Slovak: správca — person whose job is to manage something
• Slovak: správkyňa — person whose job is to manage something
• Slovak: riaditeľ — person whose job is to manage something
• Slovak: riaditeľka — person whose job is to manage something
• Slovene: direktor — person whose job is to manage something
• Slovene: direktorica — person whose job is to manage something
• Slovene: upravitelj — person whose job is to manage something
• Slovene: upraviteljica — person whose job is to manage something
• Spanish: director — person whose job is to manage something
• Spanish: gerente — person whose job is to manage something
• Spanish: gestor — person whose job is to manage something
• Spanish: jefe — person whose job is to manage something
• Spanish: mánager — person whose job is to manage something
• Spanish: mánacher — person whose job is to manage something
• Spanish: mánayer — person whose job is to manage something
• Spanish: mániyer — person whose job is to manage something
• Spanish: mániye — person whose job is to manage something
• Spanish: ecónomo — person whose job is to manage something
• Swahili: meneja — person whose job is to manage something
• Swedish: direktör — person whose job is to manage something
• Tajik: мудир (mudir) — person whose job is to manage something
• Tajik: менеҷер (menejer) — person whose job is to manage something
• Tajik: директор (direktor) — person whose job is to manage something
• Tajik: раҳбар (rahbar) — person whose job is to manage something
• Telugu: నిర్వాహకుడు (nirvāhakuḍu) — person whose job is to manage something
• Thai: ผู้จัดการ (pûu-jàt-gaan) — person whose job is to manage something
• Tok Pisin: menesa — person whose job is to manage something
• Turkish: müdür — person whose job is to manage something
• Turkish: yönetici — person whose job is to manage something
• Turkish: menajer — person whose job is to manage something
• Turkish: idareci — person whose job is to manage something
• Turkmen: müdir — person whose job is to manage something
• Turkmen: beýemçi — person whose job is to manage something
• Turkmen: direktor — person whose job is to manage something
• Ukrainian: ме́неджер (ménedžer) — person whose job is to manage something
• Ukrainian: дире́ктор (dyréktor) — person whose job is to manage something
• Ukrainian: керівни́к (kerivnýk) — person whose job is to manage something
• Ukrainian: керівни́ця (kerivnýcja) — person whose job is to manage something
• Ukrainian: ме́неджерка (ménedžerka) — person whose job is to manage something
• Ukrainian: дире́кторка (dyréktorka) — person whose job is to manage something
• Ukrainian: керу́ючий (kerújučyj) — person whose job is to manage something
• Ukrainian: керу́юча (kerújuča) — person whose job is to manage something
• Urdu: مَینیجَر (mainejar) — person whose job is to manage something
• Urdu: مُنْتَظِم (muntazim) — person whose job is to manage something
• Urdu: مُدِیر (mudīr) — person whose job is to manage something
• Urdu: مُنْصَرِم (munsarim) — person whose job is to manage something
• Urdu: پَرَبَنْدَھک (parabandhak) — person whose job is to manage something
• Uyghur: باشقۇرغۇچى (bashqurghuchi) — person whose job is to manage something
• Uyghur: دىرېكتور (dirëktor) — person whose job is to manage something
• Uyghur: مۇدىر (mudir) — person whose job is to manage something
• Uzbek: boshqaruvchi — person whose job is to manage something
• Uzbek: menejer — person whose job is to manage something
• Uzbek: rahbar — person whose job is to manage something
• Uzbek: mudir — person whose job is to manage something
• Uzbek: direktor — person whose job is to manage something
• Vietnamese: người quản lý — person whose job is to manage something
• Welsh: rheolwr — person whose job is to manage something
• Welsh: goruchwyliwr — person whose job is to manage something
• Welsh: trefnwr — person whose job is to manage something
• Yiddish: פֿאַרוואַלטער (farvalter) — person whose job is to manage something
• Bulgarian: ме́ниджър (ménidžǎr) — administrator, for a singer or group
• Bulgarian: импреса́рио (impresário) — administrator, for a singer or group
• Danish: promotor — administrator, for a singer or group
• Dutch: manager — administrator, for a singer or group
• Dutch: impresario — administrator, for a singer or group
• Finnish: manageri — administrator, for a singer or group
• Greek: καλλιτεχνικός πράκτορας (kallitechnikós práktoras) — administrator, for a singer or group
• Ancient Greek: οἰκονόμος (oikonómos) — administrator, for a singer or group
• Italian: impresario — administrator, for a singer or group
• Malay: pengurus — administrator, for a singer or group
• Norwegian Bokmål: manager — administrator, for a singer or group
• Norwegian Bokmål: impressario — administrator, for a singer or group
• Polish: menedżer — administrator, for a singer or group
• Polish: menedżerka — administrator, for a singer or group
• Polish: menadżer — administrator, for a singer or group
• Polish: menadżerka — administrator, for a singer or group
• Polish: manager — administrator, for a singer or group
• Polish: managerka — administrator, for a singer or group
• Portuguese: empresário — administrator, for a singer or group
• Romanian: impresar — administrator, for a singer or group
• Romanian: manager — administrator, for a singer or group
• Russian: импреса́рио (impresário) — administrator, for a singer or group
• Swahili: meneja — administrator, for a singer or group
• Chinese Mandarin: 管理器 (guǎnlǐqì) — in computer software
• Dutch: beheer — in computer software
• Finnish: hallinta — in computer software
• French: gestionnaire — in computer software
• Greek: διαχειριστής (diacheiristís) — in computer software
• Italian: gestore — in computer software
• Malay: pengurus — in computer software
• Polish: menadżer — in computer software
• Russian: ме́неджер (mɛ́nɛdžer, ménɛdžer) — in computer software
• Ukrainian: менеджер (menedžer) — in computer software