stonemason

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• General-American: /ˈstoʊnˌmeɪsən/
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *steh2- Proto-Indo-European *steyh2- Proto-Indo-European *stoyh2nos Proto-Germanic *stainaz Proto-West Germanic *stain Old English stān Middle English ston English stone English mason English stonemason From stone + mason.

52 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: քարտաշ (kʻartaš) — one who works in stone
• Armenian: քարակոփ (kʻarakopʻ) — one who works in stone
• Azerbaijani: daşyonan — one who works in stone
• Azerbaijani: daşçı — one who works in stone
• Catalan: picapedrer — one who works in stone
• Catalan: trencador — one who works in stone
• Chinese Mandarin: 石工 (shígōng) — one who works in stone
• Czech: kameník — one who works in stone
• Dutch: steenhouwer — one who works in stone
• Finnish: kivenhakkaaja — one who works in stone
• French: tailleur de pierre — one who works in stone
• French: tailleuse de pierre — one who works in stone
• Galician: pedreiro — one who works in stone
• Galician: canteiro — one who works in stone
• German: Steinmetz — one who works in stone
• German: Steinmetzin — one who works in stone
• German: Steinhauer — one who works in stone
• Greek: χτίστης (chtístis) — one who works in stone
• Ancient Greek: λιθουργός (lithourgós) — one who works in stone
• Hungarian: kőfaragó — one who works in stone
• Irish: saor cloiche — one who works in stone
• Italian: tagliapietre — one who works in stone
• Italian: muratore — one who works in stone
• Italian: edile — one who works in stone
• Italian: scalpellino — one who works in stone
• Japanese: 石工 (ishiku) — one who works in stone
• Khmer: ជាងថ្ម (ciəngthmɑɑ) — one who works in stone
• Central Kurdish: بەردتاش (berdtaş) — one who works in stone
• Latvian: akmeņkalis — one who works in stone
• Macedonian: камено́резец (kamenórezec) — one who works in stone
• Manx: seyir cloaie — one who works in stone
• Polish: kamieniarz — one who works in stone
• Portuguese: canteiro — one who works in stone
• Romanian: pietrar — one who works in stone
• Russian: каменотёс (kamenotjós) — one who works in stone
• Russian: ка́менщик (kámenščik) — one who works in stone
• Scottish Gaelic: clachair — one who works in stone
• Serbo-Croatian: каменорезац — one who works in stone
• Serbo-Croatian: kamenorezac — one who works in stone
• Slovene: kamnosek — one who works in stone
• Spanish: cantero — one who works in stone
• Spanish: mampostero — one who works in stone
• Spanish: mazonero — one who works in stone
• Swedish: stenhuggare — one who works in stone
• Tatar: ташчы (taşçı) — one who works in stone
• Turkish: taşçı — one who works in stone
• Ottoman Turkish: طاشجی (taşcı) — one who works in stone
• Ottoman Turkish: حجار (haccar) — one who works in stone
• Ukrainian: каменя́р (kamenjár) — one who works in stone
• Ukrainian: каменотес (kamenotes) — one who works in stone
• Ukrainian: каменолом (kamenolom) — one who works in stone
• West Flemish: metsenoare — one who works in stone