smuggler

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• UK: /ˈsmʌɡ.lə(ɹ)/
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• UK: /ˈsmʌɡ.əl.ə(ɹ)/
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• CMU ARPABET: S M AH1 G L ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree English smuggle Proto-Indo-European *-yósder. Proto-Italic *-āzios Latin -āriusnom. Latin -āriusbor. Proto-Germanic *-ārijaz Proto-West Germanic *-ārī Old English -ere Middle English -ere English -er English smuggler From smuggle + -er.

93 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: kontrabandist — One who smuggles things
• Arabic: مُهَرِّب (muharrib) — One who smuggles things
• Armenian: մաքսանենգ (makʻsaneng) — One who smuggles things
• Azerbaijani: qaçaq — One who smuggles things
• Azerbaijani: qaçaqçı — One who smuggles things
• Belarusian: кантрабанды́ст (kantrabandýst) — One who smuggles things
• Belarusian: кантрабанды́стка (kantrabandýstka) — One who smuggles things
• Bulgarian: контрабанди́ст (kontrabandíst) — One who smuggles things
• Bulgarian: контрабанди́стка (kontrabandístka) — One who smuggles things
• Catalan: contrabandista — One who smuggles things
• Catalan: passador — One who smuggles things
• Chinese Mandarin: 走私者 (zǒusīzhě) — One who smuggles things
• Chinese Mandarin: 走私販 /走私贩 (zǒusīfàn) — One who smuggles things
• Chinese Mandarin: 走私犯 (zǒusīfàn) — One who smuggles things
• Czech: pašerák — One who smuggles things
• Czech: pašeračka — One who smuggles things
• Czech: podloudník — One who smuggles things
• Czech: podloudnice — One who smuggles things
• Danish: smugler — One who smuggles things
• Dutch: smokkelaar — One who smuggles things
• Estonian: salakaubavedaja — One who smuggles things
• Finnish: salakuljettaja — One who smuggles things
• French: contrebandier — One who smuggles things
• French: contrebandière — One who smuggles things
• Galician: contrabandista — One who smuggles things
• Georgian: კონტრაბანდისტი (ḳonṭrabandisṭi) — One who smuggles things
• German: Schmuggler — One who smuggles things
• German: Schmugglerin — One who smuggles things
• Greek: λαθρέμπορος (lathrémporos) — One who smuggles things
• Hebrew: מַברִיחַ — One who smuggles things
• Hindi: तस्कर (taskar) — One who smuggles things
• Hungarian: csempész — One who smuggles things
• Icelandic: smyglari — One who smuggles things
• Indonesian: penyelundup — One who smuggles things
• Italian: contrabbandiere — One who smuggles things
• Japanese: 密輸業者 (mitsuyu gyōsha) — One who smuggles things
• Kazakh: контрабандашы (kontrabandaşy) — One who smuggles things
• Korean: 밀수범 (milsubeom) — One who smuggles things
• Korean: 밀수업자 (milsueopja) — One who smuggles things
• Northern Kurdish: qaçax — One who smuggles things
• Northern Kurdish: qaçaxçî — One who smuggles things
• Kyrgyz: контрабандист (kontrabandist) — One who smuggles things
• Kyrgyz: контрабандачы (kontrabandacı) — One who smuggles things
• Kyrgyz: аткезчи (atkezci) — One who smuggles things
• Latvian: kontrabandists — One who smuggles things
• Lithuanian: kontrabandininkas — One who smuggles things
• Macedonian: криумчар (kriumčar) — One who smuggles things
• Macedonian: шверцер (švercer) — One who smuggles things
• Malay: penyeludup — One who smuggles things
• Māori: kaikuhu tāhae — One who smuggles things
• Māori: kaikawe tāhae — One who smuggles things
• Māori: kaikawe toropuku — One who smuggles things
• Marathi: तस्कर (taskar) — One who smuggles things
• Norman: fraudeux — One who smuggles things
• Norwegian Bokmål: smugler — One who smuggles things
• Norwegian Nynorsk: smuglar — One who smuggles things
• Pashto: قاچاقچي (qāčāqči) — One who smuggles things
• Pashto: قاچاقبر (qāčāqbar) — One who smuggles things
• Persian: قاچاقچی (qâčâqči) — One who smuggles things
• Polish: przemytnik — One who smuggles things
• Polish: przemytniczka — One who smuggles things
• Polish: szmugler — One who smuggles things
• Polish: szmuglerka — One who smuggles things
• Polish: kontrabandzista — One who smuggles things
• Polish: kontrabandzistka — One who smuggles things
• Portuguese: contrabandista — One who smuggles things
• Romanian: contrabandist — One who smuggles things
• Russian: контрабанди́ст (kontrabandíst) — One who smuggles things
• Russian: контрабанди́стка (kontrabandístka) — One who smuggles things
• Serbo-Croatian: крѝјумча̄р — One who smuggles things
• Serbo-Croatian: krìjumčār — One who smuggles things
• Slovak: pašerák — One who smuggles things
• Slovak: pašeračka — One who smuggles things
• Slovene: tihotapec — One who smuggles things
• Slovene: tihotapka — One who smuggles things
• Spanish: contrabandista — One who smuggles things
• Swedish: smugglare — One who smuggles things
• Tagalog: mamumuslit — One who smuggles things
• Tajik: қочоқчӣ (qočoqči) — One who smuggles things
• Thai: ผู้ลักลอบ — One who smuggles things
• Turkish: kaçakçı — One who smuggles things
• Turkmen: kontrabandaçy — One who smuggles things
• Turkmen: gaçakçy — One who smuggles things
• Ukrainian: контрабанди́ст (kontrabandýst) — One who smuggles things
• Ukrainian: контрабанди́стка (kontrabandýstka) — One who smuggles things
• Uyghur: ئەتكەسچى (etkeschi) — One who smuggles things
• Uzbek: kontrabandist — One who smuggles things
• Uzbek: kontrabandachi — One who smuggles things
• Vietnamese: người buôn lậu — One who smuggles things
• Chinese Mandarin: 走私船 (zǒusī chuán) — a vessel employed in smuggling
• Japanese: 密輸船 (mitsuyusen) — a vessel employed in smuggling
• Korean: 밀수선 (milsuseon) — a vessel employed in smuggling
• Norman: baté fraudeur — a vessel employed in smuggling