shipowner

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• CMU ARPABET: SH IH1 P OW2 N ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From ship + owner.

27 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Chinese Mandarin: 船主 (chuánzhǔ) — someone who owns a ship
• Chinese Mandarin: 船東 /船东 (chuándōng) — someone who owns a ship
• Danish: reder — someone who owns a ship
• Danish: skibsreder — someone who owns a ship
• Dutch: reder — someone who owns a ship
• Finnish: laivanisäntä — someone who owns a ship
• Finnish: laivanvarustaja — someone who owns a ship
• French: armateur — someone who owns a ship
• French: armatrice — someone who owns a ship
• Georgian: გემთმფლობელი (gemtmplobeli) — someone who owns a ship
• German: Schiffseigner — someone who owns a ship
• Greek: εφοπλιστής (efoplistís) — someone who owns a ship
• Ancient Greek: ναύκληρος (naúklēros) — someone who owns a ship
• Italian: armatore — someone who owns a ship
• Italian: armatrice — someone who owns a ship
• Japanese: 船主 — someone who owns a ship
• Norwegian Bokmål: skipseier — someone who owns a ship
• Norwegian Bokmål: reder — someone who owns a ship
• Norwegian Bokmål: skipsreder — someone who owns a ship
• Pannonian Rusyn: ладьовласнїк (ladʹovlasnjik) — someone who owns a ship
• Pannonian Rusyn: ладьомаєтнїк (ladʹomajetnjik) — someone who owns a ship
• Polish: armator — someone who owns a ship
• Portuguese: armador — someone who owns a ship
• Romanian: armator — someone who owns a ship
• Russian: судовладе́лец (sudovladélec) — someone who owns a ship
• Spanish: armador — someone who owns a ship
• Turkish: armatör — someone who owns a ship