retiree

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• UK: /ɹəˈtaɪ.ə(ɹ)ˌiː/
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• CMU ARPABET: R IY0 T AY1 R IY1 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Italic *wre- Latin re-der. Old French re-bor. Middle English re- English re- English tire English retire English -ee English retiree From retire + -ee.

45 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: مُتَقَاعِد (mutaqāʕid) — someone who has retired from active working
• Asturian: xubiláu — someone who has retired from active working
• Azerbaijani: pensiyaçı — someone who has retired from active working
• Azerbaijani: təqaüdçü — someone who has retired from active working
• Burmese: ပင်စင်စား (pangcangca:) — someone who has retired from active working
• Catalan: jubilat — someone who has retired from active working
• Catalan: jubilada — someone who has retired from active working
• Chinese Mandarin: 退休人員 /退休人员 (tuìxiū rényuán) — someone who has retired from active working
• Chinese Mandarin: 退職的 /退职的 (tuìzhí-de) — someone who has retired from active working
• Chinese Mandarin: 退休的 (tuìxiū-de) — someone who has retired from active working
• Czech: penzista — someone who has retired from active working
• Czech: důchodce — someone who has retired from active working
• Esperanto: pensiulo — someone who has retired from active working
• Esperanto: emerito — someone who has retired from active working
• Finnish: eläkeläinen — someone who has retired from active working
• French: retraité — someone who has retired from active working
• Galician: xubilado — someone who has retired from active working
• Galician: xubilada — someone who has retired from active working
• German: Rentner — someone who has retired from active working
• German: Rentnerin — someone who has retired from active working
• German: Ruheständler — someone who has retired from active working
• German: Ruheständlerin — someone who has retired from active working
• Hungarian: nyugdíjas — someone who has retired from active working
• Indonesian: pensiunan — someone who has retired from active working
• Italian: pensionato — someone who has retired from active working
• Japanese: 退職者 (taishokusha) — someone who has retired from active working
• Northern Kurdish: karkenar — someone who has retired from active working
• Northern Kurdish: emekdar — someone who has retired from active working
• Northern Kurdish: malnişîn — someone who has retired from active working
• Northern Kurdish: xanenişîn — someone who has retired from active working
• Northern Kurdish: gandanket — someone who has retired from active working
• Northern Kurdish: teqawid — someone who has retired from active working
• Malay: pesara — someone who has retired from active working
• Norwegian: pensjonist — someone who has retired from active working
• Polish: emeryt — someone who has retired from active working
• Polish: emerytka — someone who has retired from active working
• Portuguese: aposentado — someone who has retired from active working
• Romanian: pensionar — someone who has retired from active working
• Romanian: pensionară — someone who has retired from active working
• Russian: пенсионе́р (pensionér) — someone who has retired from active working
• Russian: пенсионе́рка (pensionérka) — someone who has retired from active working
• Spanish: jubilado — someone who has retired from active working
• Spanish: pensionista — someone who has retired from active working
• Spanish: jubileta — someone who has retired from active working
• Vietnamese: người về hưu — someone who has retired from active working