polluter

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Etymology tree English pollute 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 polluter From pollute + -er.

20 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Chinese Mandarin: 污染者 (wūrǎnzhě) — subject that pollutes
• Czech: znečišťovatel — subject that pollutes
• Finnish: saastuttaja — subject that pollutes
• French: pollueur — subject that pollutes
• French: pollueuse — subject that pollutes
• German: Umweltverschmutzer — subject that pollutes
• German: Umweltverschmutzerin — subject that pollutes
• German: Umweltsünder — subject that pollutes
• German: Umweltsünderin — subject that pollutes
• Italian: inquinatore — subject that pollutes
• Italian: inquinatrice — subject that pollutes
• Japanese: 汚染者 (osensha) — subject that pollutes
• Macedonian: загадувач (zagaduvač) — subject that pollutes
• Marathi: प्रदूषक (pradūṣak) — subject that pollutes
• Portuguese: poluidor — subject that pollutes
• Russian: загрязни́тель (zagrjaznítelʹ) — subject that pollutes
• Spanish: contaminador — subject that pollutes
• Spanish: contaminadora — subject that pollutes
• Swedish: förorenare — subject that pollutes
• Ukrainian: забру́днювач (zabrúdnjuvač) — subject that pollutes