reformer

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Etymology tree English reform 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 reformer From reform + -er.

From Reform (Party) + -er.

41 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: مُصْلِح (muṣliḥ) — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Belarusian: рэформа́тар (reformátar) — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Bulgarian: реформа́тор (reformátor) — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Chinese Mandarin: 改革家 (gǎigéjiā) — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Czech: reformátor — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Danish: reformator — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Dutch: hervormer — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Dutch: hervormster — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Finnish: uudistaja — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Georgian: რეფორმატორი (repormaṭori) — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• German: Reformer — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• German: Reformerin — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Irish: leasaitheoir — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Japanese: リフォーマー (rifōmā) — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Japanese: 改革家 (kaikakuka) — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Kazakh: реформалаушы (reformalauşy) — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Kazakh: реформатор (reformator) — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Korean: 개혁가 (gaehyeokga) — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Latin: refōrmātor — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Macedonian: реформа́тор (reformátor) — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Malay: reformis — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Malay: pembaharu — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Manx: aachrootagh — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Norwegian Bokmål: reformator — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Norwegian Nynorsk: reformator — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Polish: reformator — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Polish: reformatorka — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Russian: реформа́тор (reformátor) — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Scottish Gaelic: ath-leasachair — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Scottish Gaelic: leasachair — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Slovak: reformátor — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Swahili: mwanamageuzi — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Swedish: reformator — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Tagalog: tagamulinyo — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Ukrainian: реформа́тор (reformátor) — one who reforms, or who works for reform
• Dutch: hervormer — one who was involved in the Reformation
• German: Reformator — one who was involved in the Reformation
• German: Reformatorin — one who was involved in the Reformation
• Hungarian: reformátor — one who was involved in the Reformation
• Latin: refōrmātor — one who was involved in the Reformation
• Swedish: reformator — one who was involved in the Reformation