rower

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From Middle English rower, rowere, roware, equivalent to row + -er. Cognate with Dutch roeier (“rower”), Danish roer (“rower”), Norwegian roer (“rower”). Compare also Old English rōwend (“rower”).

46 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Azerbaijani: avarçı — person who rows a boat
• Azerbaijani: avarçəkən — person who rows a boat
• Azerbaijani: kürəkçi — person who rows a boat
• Bulgarian: гребец (grebec) — person who rows a boat
• Catalan: remador — person who rows a boat
• Catalan: remer — person who rows a boat
• Chinese Mandarin: 划手 (huáshǒu) — person who rows a boat
• Czech: veslař — person who rows a boat
• Esperanto: remisto — person who rows a boat
• Finnish: soutaja — person who rows a boat
• French: rameur — person who rows a boat
• Galician: remador — person who rows a boat
• Galician: remeiro — person who rows a boat
• Georgian: მენიჩბე (meničbe) — person who rows a boat
• German: Ruderer — person who rows a boat
• Greek: κωπηλάτης (kopilátis) — person who rows a boat
• Ancient Greek: ἐρέτης (erétēs) — person who rows a boat
• Hebrew: חוֹתֵר (khoter) — person who rows a boat
• Hebrew: מְשׁוֹטָאי (meshotay) — person who rows a boat
• Hungarian: evezős — person who rows a boat
• Irish: iomróir — person who rows a boat
• Italian: rematore — person who rows a boat
• Italian: rematrice — person who rows a boat
• Latin: rēmex — person who rows a boat
• Macedonian: веслач (veslač) — person who rows a boat
• Māori: kaihoe — person who rows a boat
• Norwegian Bokmål: roer — person who rows a boat
• Old English: rōwend — person who rows a boat
• Polish: wioślarz — person who rows a boat
• Polish: wioślarka — person who rows a boat
• Polish: bębniarz — person who rows a boat
• Portuguese: remador — person who rows a boat
• Portuguese: remeiro — person who rows a boat
• Romanian: vâslaș — person who rows a boat
• Romanian: vâslitor — person who rows a boat
• Romanian: canotor — person who rows a boat
• Russian: гребе́ц (grebéc) — person who rows a boat
• Southern Altai: кайыкчы (kayïkčï) — person who rows a boat
• Spanish: remero — person who rows a boat
• Spanish: remador — person who rows a boat
• Spanish: boga — person who rows a boat
• Spanish: bogador — person who rows a boat
• Spanish: alier (desus.) — person who rows a boat
• Tagalog: manggagaod — person who rows a boat
• Turkish: kürekçi — person who rows a boat
• Ottoman Turkish: كوركجی (kürekci) — person who rows a boat