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• Geordie, Received-Pronunciation, Southern-England: /ˈmɑːstə/
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• Northern-England: /ˈmastə/
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• Scotland: /ˈmastəɾ/
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• Ireland: /ˈmastəɻ/
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• General-American: măsʹtər
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• General-American: /ˈmæstɚ/
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• /ˈmɑstə/ Southern US, African-American Vernacular, obsolete
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /ˈmɐːstə/
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• rhymes with -ɑːstə(ɹ)
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• rhymes with -æstə(ɹ)
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• CMU ARPABET: M AE1 S T ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *meǵh2-der.? Proto-Indo-European *meh2-der.? Proto-Italic *magisteros Latin magister, magistrum Old French maistrebor. ▲ Latin magisterder. Old English mǣġester Middle English maister English master From Middle English maister, mayster, meister (noun) and maistren (verb), from Old English mǣster, mæġster, mæġester, mæġister, magister (“master”), from Latin magister (“chief, teacher, leader”), from Old Latin magester, from Proto-Indo-European *méǵh2s (as in magnus (“great”), also cognate of English much and mickle) + -ester/-ister (compare minister (“servant”)). Reinforced by Old French maistre, mestre (noun) and maistriier, maister (verb) from the same Latin source. Compare also Saterland Frisian Mäster (“master”), West Frisian master (“master”), Dutch meester (“master”), German Meister (“master”). Doublet of maestro, magister, and meister.

Etymology tree English mast 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 master From mast + -er.

636 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: главен (glaven) — main, principal or predominant
• Finnish: pää- — main, principal or predominant
• Greek: κύριος (kýrios) — main, principal or predominant
• Greek: κεντρικός (kentrikós) — main, principal or predominant
• Italian: maestro — main, principal or predominant
• Macedonian: господарски (gospodarski) — main, principal or predominant
• Norwegian: hoved- — main, principal or predominant
• Bulgarian: майсторски (majstorski) — highly skilled
• Finnish: -mestari — highly skilled
• Finnish: -taituri — highly skilled
• Hindi: उस्ताद (ustād) — highly skilled
• Hindi: माहिर (māhir) — highly skilled
• Kyrgyz: уста (usta) — highly skilled
• Kyrgyz: чебер (ceber) — highly skilled
• Macedonian: мајсторски (majstorski) — highly skilled
• Norwegian: mester- — highly skilled
• Persian: استاد (ostâd) — highly skilled
• Persian: ماهر (mâher) — highly skilled
• Serbo-Croatian: majstorski — highly skilled
• Serbo-Croatian: мајсторски — highly skilled
• Tajik: устод (ustod) — highly skilled
• Thai: ชั้นครู — highly skilled
• Bulgarian: оригинален (originalen) — original
• Finnish: alkuperäinen — original
• Greek: αυθεντικός (afthentikós) — original
• Hindi: अस्ल (asla) — original
• Hindi: असल (asal) — original
• Italian: mastro — original
• Norwegian: original- — original
• Persian: اصل (asl) — original
• Albanian: pronar — someone who has control over something or someone
• Albanian: zotni — someone who has control over something or someone
• Arabic: سَيِّد (sayyid) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Aromanian: domnu — someone who has control over something or someone
• Aromanian: afendu — someone who has control over something or someone
• Basque: jabe — someone who has control over something or someone
• Belarusian: гаспада́р (haspadár) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Belarusian: валада́р (valadár) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Belarusian: хазя́ін (xazjáin) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Bulgarian: господа́р (gospodár) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Buryat: эзэн (ezen) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Buryat: эжэн (ežen) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Catalan: mestre — someone who has control over something or someone
• Chinese Mandarin: 主人 (zhǔrén) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Czech: pán — someone who has control over something or someone
• Daur: ejin — someone who has control over something or someone
• Dutch: master — someone who has control over something or someone
• Esperanto: mastro — someone who has control over something or someone
• Esperanto: reganto — someone who has control over something or someone
• Estonian: isand — someone who has control over something or someone
• Finnish: herra — someone who has control over something or someone
• Finnish: isäntä — someone who has control over something or someone
• Franco-Provençal: maîtro — someone who has control over something or someone
• French: maître — someone who has control over something or someone
• Friulian: paron — someone who has control over something or someone
• Galician: amo — someone who has control over something or someone
• Georgian: ბატონი (baṭoni) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Georgian: მბრძანებელი (mbrʒanebeli) — someone who has control over something or someone
• German: Meister — someone who has control over something or someone
• Greek: κύριος (kýrios) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Greek: αφέντης (aféntis) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Ancient Greek: ἄναξ (ánax) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Ancient Greek: δεσπότης (despótēs) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Ancient Greek: κοίρανος (koíranos) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Ancient Greek: μεδέων (medéōn) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Ancient Greek: πρύτανις (prútanis) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Ancient Greek: κύριος (kúrios) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Hindi: स्वामी (svāmī) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Hindi: अधिपति (adhipti) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Hindi: अधिराज (adhirāj) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Hindi: प्रभु (prabhu) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Hindi: सरवर (sarvar) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Hindi: सलार (salār) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Hindi: मालिक (mālik) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Hindi: साहिब (sāhib) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Hindi: साहब (sāhab) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Hindi: मास्टर (māsṭar) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Hindi: सालार (sālār) — someone who has control over something or someone
• White Hmong: tswv — someone who has control over something or someone
• Hungarian: mester — someone who has control over something or someone
• Indonesian: master — someone who has control over something or someone
• Italian: padrone — someone who has control over something or someone
• Japanese: 主人 (shujin) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Kalmyk: эзн (ezn) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Kannada: ಎರೆ (ere) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Kazakh: ие (ie) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Khmer: ម្ចាស់ (mcah) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Khmer: មេ (mee) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Khmer: សាមី (saaməy) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Khmer: គម្ដែង (kɔɔkumdaeng) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Kikuyu: mwathani — someone who has control over something or someone
• Korean: 주인 (ju'in) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Lao: ບໍດີ (bǭ dī) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Lao: ນາຽ (nāi) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Latgalian: saiminīks — someone who has control over something or someone
• Latgalian: saimineica — someone who has control over something or someone
• Latin: dominus — someone who has control over something or someone
• Latvian: saimnieks — someone who has control over something or someone
• Latvian: saimniece — someone who has control over something or someone
• Ligurian: padrón — someone who has control over something or someone
• Macedonian: господар (gospodar) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Macedonian: стопан (stopan) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Manchu: ᡝᠵᡝᠨ (ejen) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Megleno-Romanian: stăpǫn — someone who has control over something or someone
• Mongolian: эзэн (ezen) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Mongolian: ᠡᠵᠡᠨ (eǰen) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Nivkh: ыс (əs) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Norman: maître — someone who has control over something or someone
• Norwegian Bokmål: mester — someone who has control over something or someone
• Norwegian Bokmål: herre — someone who has control over something or someone
• Occitan: mèstre — someone who has control over something or someone
• Old English: hlāford — someone who has control over something or someone
• Iranian Persian: سَرْوَر (sarvar) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Iranian Persian: سالار (sâlâr) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Iranian Persian: مالِک (mâlek) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Polish: władca — someone who has control over something or someone
• Portuguese: mestre — someone who has control over something or someone
• Portuguese: amo — someone who has control over something or someone
• Romanian: stăpân — someone who has control over something or someone
• Romanian: proprietar — someone who has control over something or someone
• Romanian: patron — someone who has control over something or someone
• Russian: хозя́ин (xozjáin) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Russian: господи́н (gospodín) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Russian: влады́ка (vladýka) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Samogitian: gaspaduorios — someone who has control over something or someone
• Samogitian: gaspaduorė — someone who has control over something or someone
• Sanskrit: प्रभु (prabhu) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Serbo-Croatian: госпо̀да̄р — someone who has control over something or someone
• Serbo-Croatian: gospòdār — someone who has control over something or someone
• Sicilian: mastru — someone who has control over something or someone
• Sicilian: patruni — someone who has control over something or someone
• Sicilian: patruna — someone who has control over something or someone
• Sicilian: principali — someone who has control over something or someone
• Slovak: pán — someone who has control over something or someone
• Slovene: gospodár — someone who has control over something or someone
• Spanish: amo — someone who has control over something or someone
• Swedish: huvudman — someone who has control over something or someone
• Swedish: herre — someone who has control over something or someone
• Tagalog: amo — someone who has control over something or someone
• Thai: เจ้านาย (jâo-naai) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Thai: นาย (naai) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Turkish: komodor — someone who has control over something or someone
• Turkish: patron — someone who has control over something or someone
• Turkish: efendi — someone who has control over something or someone
• Turkish: bey — someone who has control over something or someone
• Turkmen: eýe — someone who has control over something or someone
• Ukrainian: хазя́їн (xazjájin) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Ukrainian: госпо́дар (hospódar) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Ukrainian: воло́дар (volódar) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Vietnamese: chủ — someone who has control over something or someone
• Walloon: mwaisse — someone who has control over something or someone
• Yiddish: בעל־הבית (balebos) — someone who has control over something or someone
• Arabic: سَيِّد (sayyid) — owner of an animal or slave
• Belarusian: пан (pan) — owner of an animal or slave
• Belarusian: улада́р (uladár) — owner of an animal or slave
• Belarusian: гаспада́р (haspadár) — owner of an animal or slave
• Bulgarian: со́бственик (sóbstvenik) — owner of an animal or slave
• Bulgarian: стопа́нин (stopánin) — owner of an animal or slave
• Bulgarian: господа́р (gospodár) — owner of an animal or slave
• Bulgarian: хазя́ин (hazjáin) — owner of an animal or slave
• Czech: pán — owner of an animal or slave
• Esperanto: mastro — owner of an animal or slave
• Esperanto: posedanto — owner of an animal or slave
• Esperanto: sinjoro — owner of an animal or slave
• Finnish: isäntä — owner of an animal or slave
• Friulian: paron — owner of an animal or slave
• Georgian: მესაკუთრე (mesaḳutre) — owner of an animal or slave
• Georgian: მფლობელი (mplobeli) — owner of an animal or slave
• Georgian: მეპატრონე (meṗaṭrone) — owner of an animal or slave
• German: Frauchen — owner of an animal or slave
• German: Herrchen — owner of an animal or slave
• Greek: κύριος (kýrios) — owner of an animal or slave
• Ancient Greek: κύριος (kúrios) — owner of an animal or slave
• Ancient Greek: δεσπότης (despótēs) — owner of an animal or slave
• Ancient Greek: ἄναξ (ánax) — owner of an animal or slave
• Hebrew: בְּעָלִים (be'alím) — owner of an animal or slave
• Hindi: स्वामी (svāmī) — owner of an animal or slave
• White Hmong: tswv — owner of an animal or slave
• Hungarian: gazda — owner of an animal or slave
• Italian: padrone — owner of an animal or slave
• Italian: padrona — owner of an animal or slave
• Italian: proprietario — owner of an animal or slave
• Japanese: 飼い主 (kainushi) — owner of an animal or slave
• Kazakh: ие (ie) — owner of an animal or slave
• Khmer: ទាសបតិ (tiehsa’pa’te’) — owner of an animal or slave
• Kyrgyz: ээси (eesi) — owner of an animal or slave
• Lao: ສວາມີ (suā mī) — owner of an animal or slave
• Latin: dominus — owner of an animal or slave
• Latvian: saimnieks — owner of an animal or slave
• Latvian: saimniece — owner of an animal or slave
• Macedonian: господар (gospodar) — owner of an animal or slave
• Macedonian: стопан (stopan) — owner of an animal or slave
• Norwegian Bokmål: herre — owner of an animal or slave
• Old English: hlāford — owner of an animal or slave
• Iranian Persian: مِهْتَر (mehtar) — owner of an animal or slave
• Iranian Persian: اَرْباب (arbâb) — owner of an animal or slave
• Polish: pan — owner of an animal or slave
• Polish: pani — owner of an animal or slave
• Portuguese: dono — owner of an animal or slave
• Portuguese: proprietário — owner of an animal or slave
• Portuguese: senhor — owner of an animal or slave
• Romanian: stăpân — owner of an animal or slave
• Romanian: proprietar — owner of an animal or slave
• Russian: хозя́ин (xozjáin) — owner of an animal or slave
• Russian: владе́лец (vladélec) — owner of an animal or slave
• Russian: повели́тель (povelítelʹ) — owner of an animal or slave
• Serbo-Croatian: госпо̀да̄р — owner of an animal or slave
• Serbo-Croatian: gospòdār — owner of an animal or slave
• Sicilian: patruni — owner of an animal or slave
• Sicilian: patruna — owner of an animal or slave
• Sicilian: prupitaru — owner of an animal or slave
• Sicilian: prupitara — owner of an animal or slave
• Slovene: gospodar — owner of an animal or slave
• Spanish: amo — owner of an animal or slave
• Swedish: husbonde — owner of an animal or slave
• Swedish: herre — owner of an animal or slave
• Tagalog: amo — owner of an animal or slave
• Turkish: efendi — owner of an animal or slave
• Turkmen: eýe — owner of an animal or slave
• Ukrainian: хазя́їн (xazjájin) — owner of an animal or slave
• Ukrainian: воло́дар (volódar) — owner of an animal or slave
• Urdu: مِہْتَر (mihtar) — owner of an animal or slave
• Bulgarian: капита́н (kapitán) — captain of a merchant ship
• Esperanto: ŝipestro — captain of a merchant ship
• Finnish: kapteeni — captain of a merchant ship
• Greek: πλοίαρχος (ploíarchos) — captain of a merchant ship
• Greek: καπετάνιος (kapetánios) — captain of a merchant ship
• Hungarian: kapitány — captain of a merchant ship
• Italian: capitano — captain of a merchant ship
• Italian: comandante — captain of a merchant ship
• Japanese: 船長 (senchō) — captain of a merchant ship
• Latin: dominus — captain of a merchant ship
• Latin: nāviculārius — captain of a merchant ship
• Latin: nauarchus — captain of a merchant ship
• Iranian Persian: ناخُدا (nâxodâ) — captain of a merchant ship
• Portuguese: capitão — captain of a merchant ship
• Russian: капита́н (kapitán) — captain of a merchant ship
• Serbo-Croatian: kapetan — captain of a merchant ship
• Sicilian: capuraìs — captain of a merchant ship
• Sicilian: capurais — captain of a merchant ship
• Sicilian: capitanu — captain of a merchant ship
• Spanish: capitán — captain of a merchant ship
• Tagalog: kapitan — captain of a merchant ship
• Tagalog: capitan — captain of a merchant ship
• Turkish: kaptan — captain of a merchant ship
• Belarusian: работада́вец (rabotadávjec) — someone who employs others
• Bulgarian: работода́тел (rabotodátel) — someone who employs others
• Esperanto: ĉefo — someone who employs others
• Finnish: isäntä — someone who employs others
• Finnish: työnantaja — someone who employs others
• Greek: αφεντικό (afentikó) — someone who employs others
• Ancient Greek: δεσπότης (despótēs) — someone who employs others
• Ancient Greek: κύριος (kúrios) — someone who employs others
• Ancient Greek: ἄναξ (ánax) — someone who employs others
• Italian: boss — someone who employs others
• Italian: capo — someone who employs others
• Italian: titolare — someone who employs others
• Japanese: 主人 (shujin) — someone who employs others
• Japanese: 主 — someone who employs others
• Japanese: 雇用主 (koyōnushi) — someone who employs others
• Korean: 주인 (ju'in) — someone who employs others
• Latin: dominus — someone who employs others
• Macedonian: газда (gazda) — someone who employs others
• Iranian Persian: کارْفَرْما (kârfarmâ) — someone who employs others
• Polish: kapitan — someone who employs others
• Portuguese: patrão — someone who employs others
• Russian: работода́тель (rabotodátelʹ) — someone who employs others
• Serbo-Croatian: gazda — someone who employs others
• Serbo-Croatian: газда — someone who employs others
• Sicilian: mastru — someone who employs others
• Sicilian: patruni — someone who employs others
• Sicilian: capurali — someone who employs others
• Spanish: patrón — someone who employs others
• Swedish: husbonde — someone who employs others
• Tagalog: bossing — someone who employs others
• Tagalog: amo — someone who employs others
• Tagalog: compatron — someone who employs others
• Turkish: usta — someone who employs others
• Turkish: işveren — someone who employs others
• Turkmen: başlyk — someone who employs others
• Turkmen: ussa — someone who employs others
• Ukrainian: роботода́вець (robotodávecʹ) — someone who employs others
• Albanian: i zoti — expert at something
• Arabic: أُصُولِيّ (ʔuṣūliyy) — expert at something
• Arabic: أُصُولِيَّة (ʔuṣūliyya) — expert at something
• Arabic: خَبِير (ḵabīr) — expert at something
• Avar: устӏар (ustʼar) — expert at something
• Azerbaijani: usta — expert at something
• Basque: maisu — expert at something
• Belarusian: ма́йстар (májstar) — expert at something
• Belarusian: ма́йстарка (májstarka) — expert at something
• Bulgarian: ма́йстор (májstor) — expert at something
• Bulgarian: ма́йсторка (májstorka) — expert at something
• Catalan: mestre — expert at something
• Chinese Mandarin: 技師 /技师 (jìshī) — expert at something
• Chinese Mandarin: 巨匠 (jùjiàng) — expert at something
• Chinese Mandarin: 大師 /大师 (dàshī) — expert at something
• Czech: mistr — expert at something
• Czech: mistryně — expert at something
• Dutch: meester — expert at something
• Esperanto: majstro — expert at something
• Estonian: meister — expert at something
• Finnish: mestari — expert at something
• French: maître — expert at something
• Friulian: mestri — expert at something
• Galician: mestre — expert at something
• Georgian: ოსტატი (osṭaṭi) — expert at something
• Georgian: სპეციალისტი (sṗecialisṭi) — expert at something
• German: Meister — expert at something
• German: Meisterin — expert at something
• Greek: δάσκαλος (dáskalos) — expert at something
• Greek: μάστορας (mástoras) — expert at something
• Greek: αριστοτέχνης (aristotéchnis) — expert at something
• Ancient Greek: σοφιστής (sophistḗs) — expert at something
• Hebrew: אָמָּן (omán) — expert at something
• Hindi: पंडित (paṇḍit) — expert at something
• Hindi: उस्ताद (ustād) — expert at something
• Hindi: मास्टर (māsṭar) — expert at something
• Hungarian: mester — expert at something
• Ingrian: maasteri — expert at something
• Ingrian: meisteri — expert at something
• Italian: padrone — expert at something
• Italian: maestro — expert at something
• Japanese: 達人 (tatsujin) — expert at something
• Japanese: 匠 (takumi) — expert at something
• Kazakh: шебер (şeber) — expert at something
• Kazakh: ұста (ūsta) — expert at something
• Korean: 달인 (darin) — expert at something
• Korean: 명수 (myeongsu) — expert at something
• Central Kurdish: وەستا (westa) — expert at something
• Kyrgyz: уста (usta) — expert at something
• Kyrgyz: чебер (ceber) — expert at something
• Latin: magister — expert at something
• Ligurian: méistro — expert at something
• Luxembourgish: Meeschter — expert at something
• Macedonian: мајстор (majstor) — expert at something
• Macedonian: мајсторка (majstorka) — expert at something
• Māori: iho pūmanawa — expert at something
• Māori: mataaro — expert at something
• Māori: mātanga — expert at something
• Nanai: пакси (paksi) — expert at something
• Neapolitan: masto — expert at something
• Norwegian Bokmål: mester — expert at something
• Iranian Persian: اُسْتاد (ostâd) — expert at something
• Polish: mistrz — expert at something
• Polish: majster — expert at something
• Polish: mistrzyni — expert at something
• Portuguese: mestre — expert at something
• Romanian: maestru — expert at something
• Russian: ма́стер (máster) — expert at something
• Russian: мастери́ца (masteríca) — expert at something
• Russian: уме́лец (umélec) — expert at something
• Russian: уме́лица (umélica) — expert at something
• Serbo-Croatian: ма̑јстор — expert at something
• Serbo-Croatian: mȃjstor — expert at something
• Sicilian: mastru — expert at something
• Sicilian: mastra — expert at something
• Slovak: majster — expert at something
• Slovak: majstryňa — expert at something
• Slovene: mojster — expert at something
• Slovene: mojstrica — expert at something
• Spanish: maestro — expert at something
• Spanish: máster — expert at something
• Spanish: troesma — expert at something
• Swedish: mästare — expert at something
• Tabasaran: уста (usta) — expert at something
• Tagalog: pantas — expert at something
• Tajik: устод (ustod) — expert at something
• Tatar: оста (osta) — expert at something
• Turkish: usta — expert at something
• Turkish: üstad — expert at something
• Turkmen: türgen — expert at something
• Turkmen: ökde — expert at something
• Turkmen: ussat — expert at something
• Ukrainian: ма́йстер (májster) — expert at something
• Ukrainian: ма́йстерка (májsterka) — expert at something
• Urdu: اُسْتاد (ustād) — expert at something
• Walloon: mwaisse — expert at something
• Yiddish: מײַסטער (mayster) — expert at something
• Bulgarian: ма́йстор (májstor) — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Chinese Mandarin: 師傅 /师傅 (shīfu) — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Czech: mistr — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Finnish: mestari — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Friulian: mestri — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Greek: αρχιτεχνίτης (architechnítis) — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Greek: μάστορας (mástoras) — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Hindi: उस्ताद (ustād) — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Hindi: मास्टर (māsṭar) — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Hindi: प्रभु (prabhu) — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Hungarian: mester — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Ingrian: maasteri — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Ingrian: meisteri — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Italian: maestro — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Central Kurdish: وەستا (westa) — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Latin: magister — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Macedonian: мајстор (majstor) — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Norwegian Bokmål: mester — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Iranian Persian: اُسْتاد (ostâd) — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Polish: mistrz — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Polish: majster — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Portuguese: mestre — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Russian: ма́стер (máster) — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Sanskrit: प्रभु (prabhu) — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Serbo-Croatian: ма̑јстор — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Serbo-Croatian: mȃjstor — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Sicilian: mastru — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Slovene: mojster — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Spanish: maestro — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Swedish: mästare — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Tagalog: guro — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Tagalog: maestro — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Turkish: hoca — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Turkmen: ussa — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Turkmen: ussat — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Ukrainian: ма́йстер (májster) — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Urdu: اُسْتاد (ustād) — tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices
• Bulgarian: ма́йстор (májstor) — skilled artist
• Chinese Mandarin: 大家 (dàjiā) — skilled artist
• Chinese Mandarin: 大師 /大师 (dàshī) — skilled artist
• Chinese Mandarin: 宗師 /宗师 (zōngshī) — skilled artist
• Chinese Mandarin: 泰斗 (tàidǒu) — skilled artist
• Chinese Mandarin: 巨匠 (jùjiàng) — skilled artist
• Esperanto: majstro — skilled artist
• Finnish: mestari — skilled artist
• Hindi: उस्ताद (ustād) — skilled artist
• Hungarian: mester — skilled artist
• Italian: maestro — skilled artist
• Japanese: 達人 (tatsujin) — skilled artist
• Japanese: 匠 (takumi) — skilled artist
• Iranian Persian: اُسْتاد (ostâd) — skilled artist
• Portuguese: mestre — skilled artist
• Russian: ма́стер (máster) — skilled artist
• Sicilian: mastru — skilled artist
• Swedish: mästare — skilled artist
• Turkmen: çeper — skilled artist
• Turkmen: ussat — skilled artist
• Ukrainian: ма́йстер (májster) — skilled artist
• Urdu: اُسْتاد (ustād) — skilled artist
• Belarusian: пан (pan) — courtesy title of a man
• Belarusian: спада́р (spadár) — courtesy title of a man
• Esperanto: fraŭlo — courtesy title of a man
• Esperanto: sinjoro — courtesy title of a man
• Finnish: herra — courtesy title of a man
• German: Meister — courtesy title of a man
• Greek: κύριος (kýrios) — courtesy title of a man
• Hindi: आका (ākā) — courtesy title of a man
• Hindi: आक़ा (āqā) — courtesy title of a man
• Hindi: आगा (āgā) — courtesy title of a man
• Hindi: आग़ा (āġā) — courtesy title of a man
• Hindi: साहिब (sāhib) — courtesy title of a man
• Hindi: साहब (sāhab) — courtesy title of a man
• Hindi: मास्टर (māsṭar) — courtesy title of a man
• Italian: mastro — courtesy title of a man
• Latin: dominus — courtesy title of a man
• Dari: آقَا (āqā) — courtesy title of a man
• Iranian Persian: آقا (âġâ) — courtesy title of a man
• Polish: pan — courtesy title of a man
• Portuguese: senhor — courtesy title of a man
• Romanian: maestru — courtesy title of a man
• Sicilian: mastru — courtesy title of a man
• Sicilian: don — courtesy title of a man
• Sicilian: donna — courtesy title of a man
• Sicilian: gna — courtesy title of a man
• Sicilian: zìu — courtesy title of a man
• Sicilian: zu — courtesy title of a man
• Sicilian: zìa — courtesy title of a man
• Sicilian: za — courtesy title of a man
• Sicilian: signuri — courtesy title of a man
• Spanish: maese — courtesy title of a man
• Spanish: amo — courtesy title of a man
• Spanish: señor — courtesy title of a man
• Swedish: mäster — courtesy title of a man
• Turkmen: başlyk — courtesy title of a man
• Ukrainian: пан (pan) — courtesy title of a man
• Chinese Mandarin: 小爺 /小爷 (xiǎoyé) — courtesy title for a boy
• Chinese Mandarin: 少爺 /少爷 (shàoyé, shàoye) — courtesy title for a boy
• Finnish: nuoriherra — courtesy title for a boy
• German: Junker — courtesy title for a boy
• Hindi: मास्टर (māsṭar) — courtesy title for a boy
• Japanese: ぼっちゃま (botchama) — courtesy title for a boy
• Japanese: 坊っちゃん (botchan) — courtesy title for a boy
• Latin: dominulus — courtesy title for a boy
• Iranian Persian: آقَاپِسَر (âġâpesar) — courtesy title for a boy
• Polish: panicz — courtesy title for a boy
• Portuguese: senhorzinho — courtesy title for a boy
• Romanian: jupân — courtesy title for a boy
• Russian: ба́рич (bárič) — courtesy title for a boy
• Russian: барчу́к (barčúk) — courtesy title for a boy
• Russian: молодо́й челове́к (molodój čelovék) — courtesy title for a boy
• Spanish: joven amo — courtesy title for a boy
• Spanish: señorito — courtesy title for a boy
• Turkmen: han ogul — courtesy title for a boy
• Turkmen: aga — courtesy title for a boy
• Arabic: ماچستير (majestēr) — master's degree
• Bulgarian: маги́стър (magístǎr) — master's degree
• Bulgarian: магистрату́ра (magistratúra) — master's degree
• Dutch: master — master's degree
• Esperanto: magistreco — master's degree
• Finnish: maisterin tutkinto — master's degree
• Finnish: maisterintutkinto — master's degree
• Georgian: მაგისტრატურა (magisṭraṭura) — master's degree
• Georgian: მაგისტრის ხარისხი (magisṭris xarisxi) — master's degree
• Hindi: मास्टर (māsṭar) — master's degree
• Indonesian: magister — master's degree
• Japanese: 修士 (shūshi) — master's degree
• Japanese: 修士号 — master's degree
• Japanese: 修士学位 — master's degree
• Polish: magister — master's degree
• Portuguese: mestre — master's degree
• Swedish: magistersgrad — master's degree
• Swedish: master — master's degree
• Swedish: magister — master's degree
• Vietnamese: thạc sĩ — master's degree
• Belarusian: магі́стр (mahístr) — person holding a master's degree
• Belarusian: магі́стар (mahístar) — person holding a master's degree
• Bulgarian: маги́стър (magístǎr) — person holding a master's degree
• Danish: kandidat — person holding a master's degree
• Esperanto: magistro — person holding a master's degree
• Finnish: maisteri — person holding a master's degree
• Georgian: მაგისტრი (magisṭri) — person holding a master's degree
• Hindi: मास्टर (māsṭar) — person holding a master's degree
• Indonesian: magister — person holding a master's degree
• Japanese: 修士 (shūshi) — person holding a master's degree
• Kazakh: магистр (magistr) — person holding a master's degree
• Lao: ມະຫາບັນດິດ (ma hā ban dit) — person holding a master's degree
• Mongolian: магистр (magistr) — person holding a master's degree
• Iranian Persian: کارْشِناسِ اَرْشَد — person holding a master's degree
• Polish: magister — person holding a master's degree
• Portuguese: mestre — person holding a master's degree
• Russian: маги́стр (magístr) — person holding a master's degree
• Swedish: magister — person holding a master's degree
• Tagalog: pantas — person holding a master's degree
• Thai: มหาบัณฑิต (má-hǎa-ban-dìt) — person holding a master's degree
• Ukrainian: магі́стр (mahístr) — person holding a master's degree
• Bulgarian: оригина́л (originál) — original of a document or of a recording
• Finnish: alkuperäinen — original of a document or of a recording
• Finnish: alkuperäiskappale — original of a document or of a recording
• Finnish: kantakappale — original of a document or of a recording
• Finnish: kantakopio — original of a document or of a recording
• Finnish: master-versio — original of a document or of a recording
• Finnish: master-kopio — original of a document or of a recording
• Greek: πρωτότυπο (protótypo) — original of a document or of a recording
• Hindi: असली (aslī) — original of a document or of a recording
• Indonesian: master — original of a document or of a recording
• Italian: master — original of a document or of a recording
• Italian: originale — original of a document or of a recording
• Japanese: 原本 (genpon) — original of a document or of a recording
• Latin: dominus — original of a document or of a recording
• Norwegian Bokmål: original — original of a document or of a recording
• Norwegian Bokmål: masterkopi — original of a document or of a recording
• Iranian Persian: اصلی (asli) — original of a document or of a recording
• Polish: kopia-matka — original of a document or of a recording
• Portuguese: máster — original of a document or of a recording
• Romanian: original — original of a document or of a recording
• Russian: оригина́л (originál) — original of a document or of a recording
• Spanish: maestro — original of a document or of a recording
• Swedish: förlaga — original of a document or of a recording
• Thai: ต้นฉบับ (dtôn-chà-bàp) — original of a document or of a recording
• Welsh: prif gopi — original of a document or of a recording
• Chinese Mandarin: 聆案官 (língànguān) — legal: parajudicial officer
• Chinese Mandarin: 主動 /主动 (zhǔdòng) — engineering: device that is controlling other devices or is an authoritative source
• Italian: master — engineering: device that is controlling other devices or is an authoritative source
• Japanese: マスター (masutā) — engineering: device that is controlling other devices or is an authoritative source
• Russian: веду́щий (vedúščij) — engineering: device that is controlling other devices or is an authoritative source
• Russian: веду́щее устро́йство (vedúščeje ustrójstvo) — engineering: device that is controlling other devices or is an authoritative source
• Esperanto: majstro — freemasonry: person holding an office of authority
• Finnish: mestari — freemasonry: person holding an office of authority
• Finnish: puheenjohtaja — person holding a similar office in other civic societies
• Italian: principale — person holding a similar office in other civic societies
• Spanish: maestro — teacher
• Spanish: maestra — teacher
• Bulgarian: -мачтов (-mačtov) — vessel having specified number of masts
• Finnish: -mastoinen — vessel having specified number of masts
• Polish: -masztowiec — vessel having specified number of masts
• Bulgarian: господарствам (gospodarstvam) — to be a master
• Bulgarian: господствам (gospodstvam) — to be a master
• Finnish: hallita — to be a master
• Greek: κυριαρχώ (kyriarchó) — to be a master
• Macedonian: господари (gospodari) — to be a master
• Norwegian: lede — to be a master
• Romanian: stăpâni — to be a master
• Serbo-Croatian: gospodariti — to be a master
• Serbo-Croatian: господарити — to be a master
• Bulgarian: владея (vladeja) — to control
• Bulgarian: управлявам (upravljavam) — to control
• Dutch: controleren — to control
• Finnish: hallita — to control
• Greek: κυβερνώ (kyvernó) — to control
• Italian: padroneggiare — to control
• Macedonian: владее (vladee) — to control
• Macedonian: управува (upravuva) — to control
• Macedonian: раководи (rakovodi) — to control
• Norwegian: styre — to control
• Romanian: stăpâni — to control
• Romanian: conduce — to control
• Romanian: controla — to control
• Scottish Gaelic: ceannsaich — to control
• Welsh: gwastrodi — to control
• Welsh: meistroli — to control
• Bulgarian: овладявам (ovladjavam) — to learn to a high degree
• Bulgarian: овладея (ovladeja) — to learn to a high degree
• Dutch: beheersen — to learn to a high degree
• Esperanto: ellerni — to learn to a high degree
• Finnish: hallita — to learn to a high degree
• French: maîtriser — to learn to a high degree
• German: meistern — to learn to a high degree
• German: beherrschen — to learn to a high degree
• Greek: κατέχω (katécho) — to learn to a high degree
• Ancient Greek: κρατέω (kratéō) — to learn to a high degree
• Hungarian: elsajátít — to learn to a high degree
• Ingrian: maasteroittaa — to learn to a high degree
• Japanese: マスターする (masutā suru) — to learn to a high degree
• Japanese: 熟達する (jukutatsu suru) — to learn to a high degree
• Kazakh: меңгеру (meñgeru) — to learn to a high degree
• Macedonian: владее (vladee) — to learn to a high degree
• Norwegian: mestre — to learn to a high degree
• Norwegian: beherske — to learn to a high degree
• Portuguese: dominar — to learn to a high degree
• Romanian: stăpâni — to learn to a high degree
• Romanian: excela — to learn to a high degree
• Spanish: dominar — to learn to a high degree
• Swedish: bemästra — to learn to a high degree
• Ukrainian: опано́вувати (opanóvuvaty) — to learn to a high degree
• Ukrainian: опанува́ти (opanuváty) — to learn to a high degree
• Ukrainian: оволодіва́ти (ovolodiváty) — to learn to a high degree
• Ukrainian: оволоді́ти (ovolodíty) — to learn to a high degree
• Ukrainian: засво́ювати (zasvójuvaty) — to learn to a high degree
• Ukrainian: засво́їти (zasvójity) — to learn to a high degree
• Ukrainian: осво́ювати (osvójuvaty) — to learn to a high degree
• Ukrainian: осво́їти (osvójity) — to learn to a high degree
• Catalan: masteritzar — to make a master copy of
• Finnish: masteroida — to make a master copy of
• German: mastern — to make a master copy of
• Portuguese: masterizar — to make a master copy of
• Spanish: masterizar — to make a master copy of
• Welsh: meistroli — to make a master copy of