master of ceremonies

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94 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: սեղանապետ (seġanapet) — host at a formal event
• Armenian: թամադա (tʻamada) — host at a formal event
• Azerbaijani: süfrəbəyi — host at a formal event
• Azerbaijani: masabəyi — host at a formal event
• Azerbaijani: tamada — host at a formal event
• Catalan: mestre de cerimònies — host at a formal event
• Catalan: mestra de cerimònies — host at a formal event
• Catalan: cerimonier — host at a formal event
• Catalan: cerimoniera — host at a formal event
• Chinese Mandarin: 主持人 (zhǔchírén) — host at a formal event
• Chinese Mandarin: 司儀 /司仪 (sīyí) — host at a formal event
• Corsican: maestru di cerimoni — host at a formal event
• Corsican: maestru di cerimuni — host at a formal event
• Corsican: maestra di cerimoni — host at a formal event
• Corsican: maestra di cerimuni — host at a formal event
• Danish: ceremonimester — host at a formal event
• Dutch: ceremoniemeester — host at a formal event
• Finnish: juhlamestari — host at a formal event
• Finnish: seremoniamestari — host at a formal event
• French: maître de cérémonie — host at a formal event
• Georgian: თამადა (tamada) — host at a formal event
• German: Zeremonienmeister — host at a formal event
• German: Zeremonienmeisterin — host at a formal event
• German: Conférencier — host at a formal event
• Indonesian: pembawa acara — host at a formal event
• Italian: cerimoniere — host at a formal event
• Italian: accompagnatore — host at a formal event
• Italian: maestro di cerimonie — host at a formal event
• Italian: maestra di cerimonie — host at a formal event
• Italian: cicerone — host at a formal event
• Latin: dissignātor — host at a formal event
• Malay: juara — host at a formal event
• Manx: ard-yesheyder — host at a formal event
• Norwegian: konferansier — host at a formal event
• Polish: mistrz ceremonii — host at a formal event
• Polish: mistrzyni ceremonii — host at a formal event
• Polish: konferansjer — host at a formal event
• Polish: konferansjerka — host at a formal event
• Portuguese: mestre de cerimônias — host at a formal event
• Romanian: maestru de ceremonie — host at a formal event
• Romanian: maestru de ceremonii — host at a formal event
• Russian: церемонийме́йстер (ceremonijméjster) — host at a formal event
• Russian: распоряди́тель (rasporjadítelʹ) — host at a formal event
• Russian: тамада́ (tamadá) — host at a formal event
• Serbo-Croatian: ceremonijal-majstor — host at a formal event
• Serbo-Croatian: ceremonijal-meštar — host at a formal event
• Serbo-Croatian: ча̏ӯш — host at a formal event
• Serbo-Croatian: čȁūš — host at a formal event
• Sicilian: maistru di cirimoni — host at a formal event
• Sicilian: maistra di cirimoni — host at a formal event
• Swahili: mshereheshaji — host at a formal event
• Swedish: ceremonimästare — host at a formal event
• Turkish: seremoni lideri — host at a formal event
• Ukrainian: тамада (tamada) — host at a formal event
• Vietnamese: người dẫn chương trình — host at a formal event
• Vietnamese: MC — host at a formal event
• Chinese Mandarin: 主持人 (zhǔchírén) — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• Chinese Mandarin: 司儀 /司仪 (sīyí) — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• Finnish: juontaja — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• French: maître de cérémonie — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• German: Showmaster — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• German: Moderator — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• German: Ansager — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• German: Conférencier — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• German: Präsentator — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• Greek: παρουσιαστής (parousiastís) — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• Hungarian: szertartásmester — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• Hungarian: konferanszié — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• Indonesian: pembawa acara — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• Italian: presentatore — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• Italian: presentatrice — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• Manx: fer y thie — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• Polish: mistrz ceremonii — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• Polish: mistrzyni ceremonii — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• Polish: konferansjer — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• Polish: konferansjerka — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• Portuguese: mestre de cerimônias — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• Russian: веду́щий (vedúščij) — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• Spanish: animador — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• Spanish: maestro de ceremonias — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• Spanish: presentador — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• Swedish: konferencier — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• Turkish: seremoni lideri — someone who conducts a program by introducing performers
• Chinese Mandarin: 說唱歌手 /说唱歌手 (shuōchàng gēshǒu) — rapper
• Finnish: MC — rapper
• French: maître de cérémonie — rapper
• French: maîtresse de cérémonie — rapper
• Polish: emce — rapper
• Polish: emsi — rapper
• Polish: MC — rapper
• Portuguese: mestre de cerimônias — rapper
• Portuguese: MC — rapper
• Swedish: MC — rapper
• Turkish: MC — rapper