saddler

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈsadlə/
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• General-American: /ˈsædlɚ/
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• CMU ARPABET: S AE1 D AH0 L ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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• CMU ARPABET 2: S AE1 D L ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English sadeler, sadelere, equivalent to saddle + -er. Cognate with Old Norse sǫðlari (“saddler”).

50 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: saraç — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Arabic: سَرَّاج (sarrāj) — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Armenian: թամբագործ (tʻambagorc) — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Bulgarian: сарач (sarač) — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Catalan: cabestrer — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Catalan: cabestrera — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Czech: sedlář — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Danish: saddelmager — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Danish: sadelmager — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Dutch: zadelmaker — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Esperanto: selisto — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Finnish: satulaseppä — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• French: sellier — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• French: bourrelier — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• German: Sattler — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• German: Sattelmacher — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Gujarati: જીનગર (jīngar) — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Hindi: ज़ीनसाज़ (zīnsāz) — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Italian: sellaio — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Kazakh: ерші (erşı) — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Latvian: seglinieks — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Latvian: segliniece — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Macedonian: се́длар (sédlar) — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Macedonian: са́рач (sárač) — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Māori: kaihanga tera — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Marathi: जीनगर (jīngar) — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Marathi: दलशिंगार (dalśiṅgār) — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Middle English: sadelere — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Norman: sellyi — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Odia: ଜିନ୍ଗର୍ (jingar) — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Polish: rymarz — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Polish: siodlarz — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Portuguese: seleiro — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Punjabi: ਜੀਨਸਾਜ਼ (jīnsāz) — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Punjabi: جینساز (jensāz) — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Romanian: șelar — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Russian: седе́льник (sedélʹnik) — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Russian: седе́льщик (sedélʹščik) — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Serbo-Croatian: седлар — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Serbo-Croatian: sedlar — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Spanish: sillero — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Spanish: guarnicionero — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Spanish: guarnicionera — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Spanish: albardonero — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Spanish: cabestrero — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Swedish: sadelmakare — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Turkish: eyerci — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Ottoman Turkish: ایرجی (eyerci) — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Ottoman Turkish: سراج (sarac) — someone who makes and repairs saddles
• Yiddish: זאָטלער (zotler) — someone who makes and repairs saddles