paramedic

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• /ˌpæɹəˈmɛdɪk/
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From para- + medic.

62 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: مُسْعِف (musʕif) — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Arabic: مُسْعِفة (musʕifa) — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Catalan: paramèdic — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Chinese Mandarin: 輔助醫護人員 /辅助医护人员 (fǔzhù yīhù rényuán) — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Danish: paramediciner — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Esperanto: ambulancisto — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Esperanto: ambulancistino — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Finnish: ensihoitaja — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• French: ambulancier — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• French: ambulancière — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• French: brancardier — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• French: brancardière — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• German: Sanitäter — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• German: Sanitäterin — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• German: Rettungssanitäter — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• German: Rettungssanitäterin — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• German: Sanitätspersonal — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Greek: παραϊατρικό προσωπικό (paraïatrikó prosopikó) — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Greek: διασώστης (diasóstis) — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Hindi: पराचिकित्सा (parācikitsā) — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Hungarian: mentős — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Hungarian: mentőápoló — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Hungarian: mentőtiszt — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Hungarian: rohammentős — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Indonesian: paramedis — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Italian: paramedico — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Japanese: コ・メディカル (ko-medikaru) — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Japanese: コメディカル (komedikaru) — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Japanese: 医療補助者 (iryō hojosha) — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Macedonian: бо́лничар (bólničar) — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Macedonian: болни́чарка (bolníčarka) — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Macedonian: санита́р (sanitár) — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Macedonian: санита́рка (sanitárka) — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Macedonian: парамедицина́р (paramedicinár) — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Macedonian: парамедицина́рка (paramedicinárka) — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Māori: manapou — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Norwegian Bokmål: ambulansepersonell — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Norwegian Bokmål: ambulansearbeider — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Norwegian Bokmål: paramedic — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Polish: ratownik — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Polish: ratowniczka — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Polish: ratownik medyczny — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Polish: ratowniczka medyczna — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Portuguese: paramédico — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Portuguese: paramédica — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Romanian: paramedic — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Romanian: paramedică — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Russian: санита́р (sanitár) — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Russian: санита́рка (sanitárka) — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Russian: параме́дик (paramédik) — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Russian: фе́льдшер (félʹdšer) — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Spanish: paramédico — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Spanish: paramédica — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Swedish: ambulanspersonal — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Swedish: akutvårdare — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Swedish: sjukvårdare — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Telugu: పారామెడిక్ (pārāmeḍik) — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Turkish: sıhhiyeci — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Turkish: acıl tıp teknisyeni — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Turkish: paramedik — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Welsh: parafeddyg — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital
• Yiddish: פֿעלדשער (feldsher) — person trained to stabilize people outside of hospital