rider

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈɹaɪ̯.dəː/
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• Received-Pronunciation: [ˈɹwaɪ̯dəː]
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• /ˈɹɑɪ̯.dəː/ without t-flapping
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• [ˈɹwɑ̟ɪ̯.dəː] ~ [ˈɹwɑ̟ɪ̯.dɐ̝ː] without t-flapping
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• /ˈɹɒɪ̯.dəː/ without t-flapping
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• [ˈɹɒ̈ɪ̯.dəː] ~ [ˈɹɒ̈ɪ̯.dɐ̝ː] without t-flapping
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• /ˈɹɑɪ̯.ɾəː/ t-flapping
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• [ˈɹwɑ̟ɪ̯.ɾəː] ~ [ˈɹwɑ̟ɪ̯.ɾɐ̝ː] t-flapping
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• /ˈɹɒɪ̯.ɾəː/ t-flapping
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• [ˈɹɒ̈ɪ̯.ɾəː] ~ [ˈɹɒ̈ɪ̯.ɾɐ̝ː] t-flapping
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• /ˈɹaɪ̯.dɚ/ without t-flapping
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• [ˈɹwaɪ̯.dɚ] ~ [ˈɹwaɪ̯.dɹ̩] without t-flapping
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• /ˈɹaɪ̯.ɾɚ/ t-flapping
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• [ˈɹwaɪ̯.ɾɚ] ~ [ˈɹwaɪ̯.ɾɹ̩] t-flapping
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• Scotland: /ˈɹʌɪ.dəɹ/
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• Scotland: [ˈɹwʌɪ.dəɹ]
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• rhymes with -aɪdə(ɹ)
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• homophone: writer (with t-flapping but non-Canadian raising)
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• CMU ARPABET: R AY1 D ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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* As an English surname, from the noun rider. * Also as an English surname, from Old English rēodan (“to clear out”), from Proto-West Germanic *reudan. Compare Reeder. * Also as an English surname, from dialectal rithe (“small stream”). * As an Irish surname, calque from Irish ó marcaigh (“descendant of the (horse)rider”). This is also found directly in Markey. * As a German surname, Americanized from Reiter.

From Middle English ryder, ridere, from Late Old English rīdere (“rider, knight”). Compare Dutch rijder, German Reiter. By surface analysis, ride + -er.

162 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: kalorës — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Albanian: kalorëse — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Southern Altai: атту (attu) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Arabic: رَاكِب (rākib) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Arabic: رَاكِبَة (rākiba) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Armenian: հեծյալ (hecyal) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Azerbaijani: atlı — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Azerbaijani: minici — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Belarusian: ве́ршнік (vjéršnik) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Belarusian: ве́ршніца (vjéršnica) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Belarusian: нае́знік (najéznik) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Belarusian: нае́зніца (najéznica) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Belarusian: нае́зьнік (najézʹnik) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Bulgarian: езда́ч (ezdáč) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Bulgarian: езда́чка (ezdáčka) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Catalan: genet — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Chinese Mandarin: 車手 /车手 (chēshǒu) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Chinese Mandarin: 騎者 /骑者 (qízhě) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Chinese Mandarin: 騎手 /骑手 (qíshǒu) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Chinese Mandarin: 騎士 /骑士 (qíshì) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Corsican: cavalieru — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Czech: jezdec — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Czech: jezdkyně — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Danish: rytter — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Dutch: ruiter — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Dutch: rijder — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Dutch: motorrijder — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Estonian: ratsanik — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Estonian: ratsutaja — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Finnish: ratsastaja — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Finnish: ajaja — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Finnish: kuljettaja — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Finnish: moottoripyöräilijä — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Finnish: motoristi — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• French: cavalier — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• French: cavalière — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Georgian: ცხენოსანი (cxenosani) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Georgian: მხედარი (mxedari) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• German: Reiter — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• German: Reiterin — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• German: Fahrradfahrer (on a bike) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• German: Mopedfahrer — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• German: Mofafahrer — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• German: Motorradfahrer — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Old High German: ritto — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Greek: αναβάτης (anavátis) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Greek: αναβάτρια (anavátria) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Ancient Greek: ἱππεύς (hippeús) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Ancient Greek: ἱππότης (hippótēs) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Ancient Greek: ἱππότις (hippótis) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Hebrew: רוֹכֵב (rokhév) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Hindi: सवार (savār) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Hungarian: lovas — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Icelandic: knapi — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Icelandic: riddari — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Icelandic: reiðmaður — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Indonesian: penunggang — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Indonesian: pengendara (on a motorbike) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Ingrian: ajaja — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Irish: marcach — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Italian: cavaliere — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Italian: motociclista — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Italian: centauro (on a motorbike) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Japanese: ライダー (raidā) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Japanese: 騎手 (kishu) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Japanese: 乗り手 (norite) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Kazakh: салт атты — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Kazakh: шабандоз (şabandoz) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Khmer: អ្នកជិះសេះ (nĕək cih seh) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Khmer: សាទិន (saatɨn) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Korean: 라이더 (raideo) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Korean: 기수 (gisu) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Kyrgyz: атчан (atcan) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Kyrgyz: чабандес (cabandes) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Lao: ຄົນຂີ່ມ້າ (khon khī mā) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Latgalian: juojiejs — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Latgalian: raitinīks — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Latin: rēctor — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Latin: rēctrīx — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Latvian: jājējs — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Latvian: jātnieks — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Lithuanian: raitelis — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Lithuanian: jojikas — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Macedonian: јавач (javač) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Macedonian: јавачка (javačka) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Malay: penunggang — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Maltese: rikkieb — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Maltese: rikkieba — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Manx: markiagh — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Māori: kaieke — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Marshallese: ri-uwe — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Mongolian: морьтон (morʹton) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Norwegian Bokmål: rytter — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Norwegian Nynorsk: ryttar — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Church Slavic: въсадьникъ (vŭsadĭnikŭ) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Old English: ridda — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Iranian Persian: سَوار (savâr) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Iranian Persian: اَسْبسَوار (asb-savâr) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Polish: jeździec — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Polish: jeźdźczyni — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Portuguese: cavaleiro — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Romanian: călăreț — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Romanian: călăreață — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Russian: вса́дник (vsádnik) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Russian: вса́дница (vsádnica) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Russian: нае́здник (najézdnik) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Russian: нае́здница (najézdnica) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Russian: седо́к (sedók) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Russian: ездо́к (jezdók) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Sanskrit: यावन् (yāvan) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Scottish Gaelic: marcach — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Serbo-Croatian: ја̀ха̄ч — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Serbo-Croatian: јаха̀чица — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Serbo-Croatian: jàhāč — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Serbo-Croatian: jahàčica — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Slovak: jazdec — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Slovak: jazdkyňa — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Slovene: jezdec — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Slovene: jahač — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Slovene: jahačica — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Slovene: motorist — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Slovene: motoristka — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Spanish: jinete — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Spanish: pasajero — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Swedish: ryttare — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Tajik: савор (savor) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Tatar: җайдак (caydaq) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Thai: ผู้ขี่ (pûu-kìi) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Turkish: atlı — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Turkish: binici — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Turkmen: atly — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Turkmen: çapyksuwar — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Ukrainian: ве́ршник (véršnyk) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Ukrainian: ве́ршниця (véršnycja) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Ukrainian: наї́зник (najíznyk) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Ukrainian: наї́зниця (najíznycja) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Urdu: سَوار (savār) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Urdu: گُھڑ سَوار (ghuṛ savār) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Uyghur: چەۋەنداز (chewendaz) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Uzbek: otliq — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Uzbek: chavandoz — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Vietnamese: người cưỡi ngựa — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Vietnamese: kị sĩ — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Vietnamese: kị mã — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Welsh: marchog — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Welsh: beiciwr — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Yiddish: רייטער (reyter) — one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
• Bulgarian: допълни́телна кла́уза (dopǎlnítelna kláuza) — politics: additional provision annexed to a bill
• Finnish: ponsi — politics: additional provision annexed to a bill
• German: Zusatzklausel — politics: additional provision annexed to a bill
• Icelandic: viðauki við samning — politics: additional provision annexed to a bill
• Irish: aguisín — politics: additional provision annexed to a bill
• Latin: adiectio — politics: additional provision annexed to a bill
• Russian: дополне́ние — politics: additional provision annexed to a bill
• Finnish: lisäehdot — amendment to an entertainer's performance contract
• Latin: adiectio — amendment to an entertainer's performance contract
• Russian: ра́йдер (rájdɛr) — amendment to an entertainer's performance contract
• Finnish: lisäetu — additional benefit attached to an insurance contract
• Finnish: kauppamatkustaja — commercial traveller
• German: Zureiter — one who breaks in or manages a horse
• Finnish: ratsastaja — first Lenormand card
• Irish: fo-fhadhb — math: problem of extra difficulty added to another on an examination paper