salesman

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Etymology tree English sales Proto-Indo-European *mon- Proto-Germanic *mann- Proto-West Germanic *mann Old English mann Middle English man Middle English -man English -man English salesman From sales + -man.

87 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: shitës — man whose job it is to sell things
• Arabic: بَيَّاع (bayyāʕ) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Arabic: بَيَّاعَة (bayyāʕa) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Armenian: վաճառող (vačaṙoġ) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Azerbaijani: satıcı — man whose job it is to sell things
• Belarusian: прадаве́ц (pradavjéc) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Belarusian: гандля́р (handljár) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Bulgarian: продава́ч (prodaváč) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Burmese: ကုန်ရောင်းသူ (kunraung:su) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Burmese: အရောင်းစာရေး (a.raung:care:) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Burmese: ဈေးသည် (jhe:sany) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Catalan: venedor — man whose job it is to sell things
• Chinese Mandarin: 售貨員 /售货员 (shòuhuòyuán) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Chinese Mandarin: 推銷員 /推销员 (tuīxiāoyuán) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Czech: prodavač — man whose job it is to sell things
• Danish: sælger — man whose job it is to sell things
• Dutch: verkoper — man whose job it is to sell things
• Esperanto: vendisto — man whose job it is to sell things
• Estonian: müüja — man whose job it is to sell things
• Finnish: myyjä — man whose job it is to sell things
• Finnish: myyntimies — man whose job it is to sell things
• French: vendeur — man whose job it is to sell things
• Friulian: venditôr — man whose job it is to sell things
• Georgian: გამყიდველი (gamq̇idveli) — man whose job it is to sell things
• German: Verkäufer — man whose job it is to sell things
• Greek: πωλητής (politís) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Hebrew: מוֹכֵר (mokhér) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Hebrew: מוֹכֶרֶת — man whose job it is to sell things
• Hindi: विक्रेता (vikretā) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Hindi: बेचनेवाला (becnevālā) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Hungarian: eladó — man whose job it is to sell things
• Icelandic: sölumaður — man whose job it is to sell things
• Italian: venditore — man whose job it is to sell things
• Japanese: 店員 (ten'in) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Japanese: セールスマン (sērusuman) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Japanese: 販売員 (hanbaiin) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Japanese: 売り手 (urite) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Kabuverdianu: bendedor — man whose job it is to sell things
• Kazakh: сатушы (satuşy) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Khmer: អាបណក (ʼaapaʼnaʼkɑɑ) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Korean: 판매원 (panmaewon) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Korean: 점원 (jeomwon) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Northern Kurdish: firoşer — man whose job it is to sell things
• Northern Kurdish: firoşkar — man whose job it is to sell things
• Northern Kurdish: firoşyar — man whose job it is to sell things
• Kyrgyz: сатуучу (satuucu) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Lao: ພະນັກງານຂາຍ (pha nak ngān khāi) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Latin: institor — man whose job it is to sell things
• Latvian: pārdevējs — man whose job it is to sell things
• Lithuanian: pardavėjas — man whose job it is to sell things
• Macedonian: продавач (prodavač) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Malay: jurujual — man whose job it is to sell things
• Mongolian: худалдаачин (xudaldaačin) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Norwegian Bokmål: selger — man whose job it is to sell things
• Pashto: بايع (bāyé') — man whose job it is to sell things
• Pashto: پلورونکی (plorúnkay) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Dari: فُروشِنْدَه (furōšinda) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Iranian Persian: فُروشَنْدِه (forušande) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Polish: sprzedawca — man whose job it is to sell things
• Polish: handlarz — man whose job it is to sell things
• Polish: akwizytor — man whose job it is to sell things
• Portuguese: vendedor — man whose job it is to sell things
• Romanian: vânzător — man whose job it is to sell things
• Russian: продаве́ц (prodavéc) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Russian: торго́вец (torgóvec) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Scottish Gaelic: fear-reic — man whose job it is to sell things
• Scottish Gaelic: reiceadair — man whose job it is to sell things
• Scottish Gaelic: ceannaiche — man whose job it is to sell things
• Serbo-Croatian: прода̀ва̄ч — man whose job it is to sell things
• Serbo-Croatian: prodàvāč — man whose job it is to sell things
• Slovak: predavač — man whose job it is to sell things
• Slovene: prodajalec — man whose job it is to sell things
• Spanish: vendedor — man whose job it is to sell things
• Swedish: försäljare — man whose job it is to sell things
• Swedish: köpman — man whose job it is to sell things
• Swedish: handlare — man whose job it is to sell things
• Tajik: фурӯшанда (furüšanda) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Thai: พนักงานขาย (pá-nák-ngaan-kǎai) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Turkish: satıcı — man whose job it is to sell things
• Turkmen: satyjy — man whose job it is to sell things
• Ukrainian: продаве́ць (prodavécʹ) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Ukrainian: торго́вець (torhóvecʹ) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Urdu: سیلْز مَین — man whose job it is to sell things
• Uyghur: ساتقۇچى (satquchi) — man whose job it is to sell things
• Uzbek: sotuvchi — man whose job it is to sell things
• Vietnamese: người bán hàng — man whose job it is to sell things
• Yiddish: פֿאַרקויפֿער (farkoyfer) — man whose job it is to sell things