pollster

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• General-American: /ˈpoʊlstɚ/
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Etymology tree English poll Proto-West Germanic *-astrijā Old English -estre Middle English -estere English -ster English pollster From poll + -ster.

24 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: анкетьор (anketjor) — person who conducts polls
• Catalan: enquestador — person who conducts polls
• Catalan: enquestadora — person who conducts polls
• Finnish: mielipidetutkija — person who conducts polls
• French: sondeur — person who conducts polls
• French: enquêteur — person who conducts polls
• French: enquêtrice — person who conducts polls
• Galician: enquisador — person who conducts polls
• German: Meinungsforscher — person who conducts polls
• Greek: δημοσκόπος (dimoskópos) — person who conducts polls
• Hungarian: közvélemény-kutató — person who conducts polls
• Hungarian: kérdezőbiztos — person who conducts polls
• Polish: ankieter — person who conducts polls
• Polish: ankieterka — person who conducts polls
• Portuguese: pesquisador — person who conducts polls
• Romanian: anchetator — person who conducts polls
• Romanian: sondor — person who conducts polls
• Russian: опро́счик (oprósčik) — person who conducts polls
• Russian: опро́счица (oprósčica) — person who conducts polls
• Russian: анкетёр (anketjór) — person who conducts polls
• Serbo-Croatian: ankètār — person who conducts polls
• Spanish: encuestador — person who conducts polls
• Turkish: anketçi — person who conducts polls
• Turkish: anketör — person who conducts polls