seller

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• UK: /ˈsɛlə/
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• US: /ˈsɛlɚ/
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• US: sĕl-ər
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• rhymes with -ɛlə(ɹ)
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• homophone: cellar
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• homophone: sellar
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• CMU ARPABET: S EH1 L ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English seller, sellere, (also siller, sullar, sullere), from Old English *sellere, *syllere, equivalent to sell + -er (agent noun) (sense 1) and sell + -er (patient) (sense 2). Cognate with Danish sælger, Swedish säljare, Icelandic seljari (“a seller; dealer”).

Alternative forms.

157 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: shitës — someone who sells
• Albanian: shitëse — someone who sells
• Southern Altai: садучы (sadučï) — someone who sells
• Arabic: بَائِع (bāʔiʕ) — someone who sells
• Arabic: بَائِعَة (bāʔiʕa) — someone who sells
• Armenian: վաճառող (vačaṙoġ) — someone who sells
• Azerbaijani: satıcı — someone who sells
• Bashkir: һатыусы (hatıwsı) — someone who sells
• Belarusian: прадаве́ц (pradavjéc) — someone who sells
• Belarusian: прадаўшчы́ца (pradawščýca) — someone who sells
• Belarusian: гандля́р (handljár) — someone who sells
• Belarusian: гандля́рка (handljárka) — someone who sells
• Bengali: বিক্রেতা (bikreta) — someone who sells
• Bulgarian: продава́ч (prodaváč) — someone who sells
• Bulgarian: продава́чка (prodaváčka) — someone who sells
• Burmese: ရောင်းသူ (raung:su) — someone who sells
• Catalan: venedor — someone who sells
• Chinese Mandarin: 賣方 /卖方 (màifāng) — someone who sells
• Chinese Mandarin: 賣主 /卖主 (màizhǔ) — someone who sells
• Czech: prodavač — someone who sells
• Czech: prodavačka — someone who sells
• Czech: prodejce — someone who sells
• Czech: prodejkyně — someone who sells
• Czech: prodávající — someone who sells
• Danish: sælger — someone who sells
• Danish: sælgerinde — someone who sells
• Danish: sælgerske — someone who sells
• Danish: forsælger — someone who sells
• Danish: forsælgerske — someone who sells
• Dutch: verkoper — someone who sells
• Dutch: verkoopster — someone who sells
• Esperanto: vendisto — someone who sells
• Esperanto: virvendisto — someone who sells
• Esperanto: vendistiĉo — someone who sells
• Esperanto: vendistino — someone who sells
• Estonian: müüja — someone who sells
• Finnish: myyjä — someone who sells
• Finnish: kauppias — someone who sells
• French: vendeur — someone who sells
• French: vendeuse — someone who sells
• Friulian: venditôr — someone who sells
• Georgian: გამყიდველი (gamq̇idveli) — someone who sells
• German: Verkäufer — someone who sells
• German: Verkäuferin — someone who sells
• Greek: πωλητής (politís) — someone who sells
• Greek: πωλήτρια (polítria) — someone who sells
• Ancient Greek: πωλητής (pōlētḗs) — someone who sells
• Ancient Greek: πωλήτρια (pōlḗtria) — someone who sells
• Ancient Greek: -πώλης (-pṓlēs) — someone who sells
• Greenlandic: -erniaq — someone who sells
• Hebrew: מוֹכֵר (mokhér) — someone who sells
• Hebrew: מוֹכֶרֶת — someone who sells
• Hindi: बेचने वाला (becne vālā) — someone who sells
• Hindi: विक्रेता (vikretā) — someone who sells
• Hungarian: eladó — someone who sells
• Hungarian: árus — someone who sells
• Ido: vendisto — someone who sells
• Ido: vendistulo — someone who sells
• Ido: vendistino — someone who sells
• Indonesian: penjual — someone who sells
• Ingrian: mööjä — someone who sells
• Italian: venditore — someone who sells
• Italian: venditrice — someone who sells
• Japanese: 売り手 (urite) — someone who sells
• Japanese: 販売者 (hanbaisha) — someone who sells
• Kazakh: сатушы (satuşy) — someone who sells
• Khmer: អ្នកលក់ (nĕək lŭək) — someone who sells
• Korean: 판매인 (panmaein) — someone who sells
• Korean: 파는 사람 (paneun saram) — someone who sells
• Northern Kurdish: firoşkar — someone who sells
• Northern Kurdish: firoşer — someone who sells
• Kyrgyz: сатуучу (satuucu) — someone who sells
• Lao: ຜູ້ຂາຍ (phū khāi) — someone who sells
• Latin: vēnditor — someone who sells
• Latin: vēnditrīx — someone who sells
• Latvian: pārdevējs — someone who sells
• Latvian: pārdevēja — someone who sells
• Lithuanian: pardavėjas — someone who sells
• Lithuanian: pardavėja — someone who sells
• Macedonian: продавач (prodavač) — someone who sells
• Macedonian: продавачка (prodavačka) — someone who sells
• Malay: penjual — someone who sells
• Malayalam: വ്യാപാരി (vyāpāri) — someone who sells
• Malayalam: വിൽപ്പനക്കാരൻ (vilppanakkāraṉ) — someone who sells
• Marathi: विक्रेता (vikretā) — someone who sells
• Marathi: विकणारा (vikṇārā) — someone who sells
• Marathi: विकणारी (vikṇārī) — someone who sells
• Middle English: sellere — someone who sells
• Mongolian: худалдагч (xudaldagč) — someone who sells
• Norman: vendeux — someone who sells
• Norman: vend'rêsse — someone who sells
• Norwegian Bokmål: selger — someone who sells
• Norwegian Bokmål: selgerinne — someone who sells
• Norwegian Bokmål: forselger — someone who sells
• Norwegian Nynorsk: seljar — someone who sells
• Norwegian Nynorsk: seljarinne — someone who sells
• Norwegian Nynorsk: forseljar — someone who sells
• Occitan: vendeire — someone who sells
• Occitan: vendeira — someone who sells
• Pashto: بايع (bāye') — someone who sells
• Pashto: خرڅوونکی (xarčawunkay) — someone who sells
• Pashto: پرولونکی (prolunkay) — someone who sells
• Iranian Persian: فُروشَنْدِه (forušande) — someone who sells
• Iranian Persian: فُروخْتار (foruxtâr) — someone who sells
• Iranian Persian: بائِع (bâ'e') — someone who sells
• Polish: sprzedawca — someone who sells
• Polish: sprzedawczyni — someone who sells
• Portuguese: vendedor — someone who sells
• Portuguese: vendedora — someone who sells
• Romanian: vânzător — someone who sells
• Romanian: vânzătoare — someone who sells
• Russian: продаве́ц (prodavéc) — someone who sells
• Russian: продавщи́ца (prodavščíca) — someone who sells
• Russian: торго́вец (torgóvec) — someone who sells
• Russian: торго́вка (torgóvka) — someone who sells
• Russian: ве́ндор (véndor) — someone who sells
• Russian: ве́ндор (vɛ́ndor) — someone who sells
• Serbo-Croatian: прода̀ва̄ч — someone who sells
• Serbo-Croatian: продава̀чица — someone who sells
• Serbo-Croatian: prodàvāč — someone who sells
• Serbo-Croatian: prodavàčica — someone who sells
• Slovak: predavač — someone who sells
• Slovak: predavačka — someone who sells
• Slovak: predajca — someone who sells
• Slovene: prodajalec — someone who sells
• Slovene: prodajalka — someone who sells
• Spanish: vendedor — someone who sells
• Spanish: vendedora — someone who sells
• Swahili: mwuzaji — someone who sells
• Swedish: försäljare — someone who sells
• Swedish: försäljerska — someone who sells
• Swedish: säljare — someone who sells
• Swedish: säljerska — someone who sells
• Tagalog: tagapagbili — someone who sells
• Tajik: фурӯшанда (furüšanda) — someone who sells
• Tatar: сатучы (satuçı) — someone who sells
• Thai: ผู้ขาย (pûu-kǎai) — someone who sells
• Turkish: satıcı — someone who sells
• Turkish: bayi — someone who sells
• Ottoman Turkish: بایع (bayiʼ) — someone who sells
• Ottoman Turkish: صاتیجی (satıcı) — someone who sells
• Turkmen: satyjy — someone who sells
• Ukrainian: продаве́ць (prodavécʹ) — someone who sells
• Ukrainian: продавщи́ця (prodavščýcja) — someone who sells
• Ukrainian: торго́вець (torhóvecʹ) — someone who sells
• Urdu: بیچْنے والا (becne vālā) — someone who sells
• Urdu: بائِع (bāi') — someone who sells
• Uyghur: ساتقۇچى (satquchi) — someone who sells
• Uzbek: sotuvchi — someone who sells
• Vietnamese: người bán — someone who sells
• Volapük: selan — someone who sells
• Volapük: hiselan — someone who sells
• Volapük: jiselan — someone who sells
• Yiddish: פֿאַרקויפֿער (farkoyfer) — someone who sells
• Yiddish: פֿאַרקויפֿערין (farkoyferin) — someone who sells
• Polish: produkt w sprzedaży — something which sells
• Swedish: säljare — something which sells