pedestrian

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• /pəˈdɛstɹiən/
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• CMU ARPABET: P AH0 D EH1 S T R IY0 AH0 N Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Borrowed from Latin pedester, root pedestri- (from pedes) + -an (suffix forming adjectives).

231 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Northern Altai: тьайуг (tʹayug) — of or intended for pedestrians
• Armenian: հետիոտնային (hetiotnayin) — of or intended for pedestrians
• Basque: oinezkoentzako — of or intended for pedestrians
• Belarusian: пешахо́дны (pješaxódny) — of or intended for pedestrians
• Bengali: পথচারী (pothcari) — of or intended for pedestrians
• Bulgarian: пешеходен (pešehoden) — of or intended for pedestrians
• Catalan: de vianants — of or intended for pedestrians
• Chinese Mandarin: 行人的 (xíngrén de) — of or intended for pedestrians
• Chinese Mandarin: 行者的 (xíngzhě de) — of or intended for pedestrians
• Czech: pěší — of or intended for pedestrians
• Danish: fodgænger — of or intended for pedestrians
• Dutch: voetgangers- — of or intended for pedestrians
• Esperanto: piediranta — of or intended for pedestrians
• Finnish: jalankulku — of or intended for pedestrians
• Finnish: jalka — of or intended for pedestrians
• French: piéton — of or intended for pedestrians
• French: piétonnier — of or intended for pedestrians
• French: pédestre — of or intended for pedestrians
• Galician: peonil — of or intended for pedestrians
• Georgian: საფეხმავლო (sapexmavlo) — of or intended for pedestrians
• Georgian: საქვეითო (sakveito) — of or intended for pedestrians
• German: Fußgänger- — of or intended for pedestrians
• German: fußgänger- — of or intended for pedestrians
• German: Fuß- — of or intended for pedestrians
• German: fuß- — of or intended for pedestrians
• German: Geh- — of or intended for pedestrians
• German: geh- — of or intended for pedestrians
• Hungarian: gyalogos — of or intended for pedestrians
• Hungarian: gyalog- — of or intended for pedestrians
• Ido: pedirala — of or intended for pedestrians
• Indonesian: pejalan kaki — of or intended for pedestrians
• Italian: pedonale — of or intended for pedestrians
• Lithuanian: pėsčiasis — of or intended for pedestrians
• Macedonian: пешачки (pešački) — of or intended for pedestrians
• Manchu: ᠶᠠᠪᡠᡵᡝ (yabure) — of or intended for pedestrians
• Māori: waehīkoi — of or intended for pedestrians
• Mongolian: ᠶᠠᠪᠠᠭᠠᠨ (yabaɣan) — of or intended for pedestrians
• Mongolian: явган (javgan) — of or intended for pedestrians
• Polish: pieszy — of or intended for pedestrians
• Portuguese: pedestre — of or intended for pedestrians
• Portuguese: pedonal — of or intended for pedestrians
• Romanian: pentru pietoni — of or intended for pedestrians
• Romanian: pedestru — of or intended for pedestrians
• Romanian: pietonal — of or intended for pedestrians
• Russian: пе́ший (péšij) — of or intended for pedestrians
• Russian: пешехо́дный (pešexódnyj) — of or intended for pedestrians
• Spanish: peatonal — of or intended for pedestrians
• Swedish: fotgängare — of or intended for pedestrians
• Turkish: yaya — of or intended for pedestrians
• Tuvan: чадаг (çadag) — of or intended for pedestrians
• Tuvan: чадаг кижилерниң (çadag kijilerniñ) — of or intended for pedestrians
• Ukrainian: пішохі́дний (pišoxídnyj) — of or intended for pedestrians
• Yakut: сатыы (satïï) — of or intended for pedestrians
• Catalan: banal — ordinary
• Catalan: ordinari — ordinary
• Catalan: comú — ordinary
• Chinese Mandarin: 無趣的 /无趣的 (wúqù de) — ordinary
• Czech: přízemní — ordinary
• Dutch: gewoon — ordinary
• Dutch: alledaags — ordinary
• Dutch: gewoontjes — ordinary
• Finnish: mitäänsanomaton — ordinary
• French: banal — ordinary
• French: ordinaire — ordinary
• French: bateau — ordinary
• German: umständlich — ordinary
• German: nüchtern — ordinary
• German: schwunglos — ordinary
• German: prosaisch — ordinary
• German: erdgebunden — ordinary
• Hungarian: hétköznapi — ordinary
• Hungarian: közhelyes — ordinary
• Hungarian: lapos — ordinary
• Hungarian: unalmas — ordinary
• Hungarian: prózai — ordinary
• Hungarian: szürke — ordinary
• Hungarian: földhözragadt — ordinary
• Indonesian: biasa — ordinary
• Indonesian: tidak wah — ordinary
• Latin: cotidianus — ordinary
• Persian: معمولی (ma'muli) — ordinary
• Polish: przyziemny — ordinary
• Portuguese: prosaico — ordinary
• Portuguese: comum — ordinary
• Romanian: prozaic — ordinary
• Romanian: comun — ordinary
• Romanian: neinspirat — ordinary
• Russian: обы́чный (obýčnyj) — ordinary
• Russian: зауря́дный (zaurjádnyj) — ordinary
• Spanish: prosaico — ordinary
• Spanish: pedestre — ordinary
• Spanish: vulgar — ordinary
• Afrikaans: voetganger — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Albanian: këmbësor — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Albanian: këmbësore — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Northern Altai: тьайуг (tʹayug) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Southern Altai: јойу (ǰoyu) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Southern Altai: јойу кижи (ǰoyu kiži) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Southern Altai: јайу (ǰayu) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Arabic: رَاجِل (rājil) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Arabic: مَاشٍ (māšin) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Arabic: مَارّ (mārr) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Armenian: հետիոտն (hetiotn) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Asturian: peatón — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Azerbaijani: piyada — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Azerbaijani: yayaq — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Basque: oinezko — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Belarusian: пешахо́д (pješaxód) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Belarusian: хада́к (xadák) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Bengali: পথচারী (pothcari) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Bulgarian: пешехо́дец (pešehódec) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Bulgarian: пешехо́дка (pešehódka) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Catalan: vianant — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Chinese Cantonese: 行人 — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Chinese Mandarin: 行人 (xíngrén) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Chinese Mandarin: 行者 (xíngzhě) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Czech: chodec — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Czech: chodkyně — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Danish: fodgænger — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Dutch: voetganger — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Dutch: voetgangster — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Esperanto: piediranto — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Esperanto: virpiediranto — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Esperanto: piedirantiĉo — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Esperanto: piedirantino — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Estonian: jalakäija — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Farefare: gilgra — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Finnish: jalankulkija — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• French: piéton — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• French: piétonne — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Galician: peón — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Galician: viandante — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Georgian: ქვეითი (kveiti) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Georgian: ფეხით მოსიარულე (pexit mosiarule) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Georgian: ქვეითად მოსიარულე (kveitad mosiarule) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• German: Fußgänger — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• German: Fußgängerin — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• German: Fußgeher — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• German: Fußgeherin — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• German: Passant — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• German: Passantin — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Greek: πεζός (pezós) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Hebrew: הוֹלֵךְ־רֶגֶל (holékh-régel) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Hebrew: הוֹלֶכֶת־רֶגֶל (holékhet-régel) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Hindi: पैदल (paidal) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Hungarian: gyalogos — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Icelandic: fótgangandi — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Ido: pediranto — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Ido: pedirantulo — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Ido: pedirantino — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Indonesian: pejalan kaki — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Irish: coisí — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Italian: pedone — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Japanese: 歩行者 (hokōsha) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Kannada: ಕಾಲುದಾರಿ (kāludāri) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Kannada: ಕಾಲ್ನಡೆಗ (kālnaḍega) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Kannada: ಪಾದಚಾರಿ (pādacāri) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Kazakh: жаяу адам (jaäu adam) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Khmer: ចរក (caʼrĕəʼkaʼ) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Khmer: ថ្មើរជើង (thmaə cəəng) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Korean: 보행자 (bohaengja) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Northern Kurdish: peya — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Kyrgyz: жөө жүрүүчү (jöö jürüücü) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Latin: pedō — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Latvian: kājāmgājējs — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Latvian: gājējs — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Lithuanian: pėstysis — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Lithuanian: pėsčiasis — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Luxembourgish: Foussgänger — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Macedonian: пешак (pešak) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Malay: pejalan kaki — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Malayalam: കാൽനടക്കാരൻ (kālnaṭakkāraṉ) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Manchu: ᠶᠠᠪᡠᡵᡝ ᠨᡳᠶᠠᠯᠮᠠ (yabure niyalma) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Māori: waehīkoi — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Mongolian: ᠶᠠᠪᠠᠭᠠᠨ ᠬᠦᠮᠦᠨ (yabaɣan qümün) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Mongolian: явган хүн (javgan xün) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Norwegian Bokmål: fotgjenger — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Norwegian Nynorsk: fotgjengar — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Occitan: pedon — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Iranian Persian: پِیادِه (piyâde) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Polish: pieszy — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Polish: piesza — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Portuguese: peão — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Portuguese: peã — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Portuguese: pedestre — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Romanian: pieton — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Romanian: pedestru — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Romanian: trecător — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Romanian: trecătoare — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Russian: пешехо́д (pešexód) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Russian: пешехо́дка (pešexódka) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Russian: пе́ший (péšij) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Russian: пе́шая (péšaja) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Russian: пешехо́дец (pešexódec) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Scottish Gaelic: coisiche — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Serbo-Croatian: пѐша̄к — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Serbo-Croatian: пјѐша̄к — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Serbo-Croatian: пеша̀киња — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Serbo-Croatian: пјеша̀киња — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Serbo-Croatian: pèšāk — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Serbo-Croatian: pjèšāk — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Serbo-Croatian: pešàkinja — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Serbo-Croatian: pješàkinja — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Slovak: chodec — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Slovak: chodkyňa — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Slovene: pešec — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Slovene: peška — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Spanish: peatón — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Spanish: peatona — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Spanish: viandante — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Swedish: fotgängare — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Tajik: пиёда (piyoda) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Tajik: пиёдагард (piyodagard) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Thai: คนเดินเท้า — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Thai: ผู้เดินเท้า — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Turkish: yaya — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Turkmen: pyýada — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Tuvan: чадаг кижи (çadag kiji) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Ukrainian: пішохі́д (pišoxíd) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Ukrainian: пі́ший (píšyj) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Urdu: پَیدَل (paidal) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Uyghur: پىيادە (piyade) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Uzbek: piyoda — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Vietnamese: bằng chân — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Vietnamese: người đi bộ — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Volapük: futogolan — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Volapük: futohigolan — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Volapük: futojigolan — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Yakut: сатыы киһи (satïï kihi) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Yiddish: צופֿוסגייער (tsufusgeyer) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle
• Yiddish: פֿוסגייער (fusgeyer) — somebody walking rather than using a vehicle