swordsman

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈsɔːdsmən/
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• General-American: /ˈsɔɹdsmən/
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• General-American: /ˈsoɹdsmən/
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Etymology tree English sword English -s- Proto-Indo-European *mon- Proto-Germanic *mann- Proto-West Germanic *mann Old English mann Middle English man English man English swordsman From sword + -s- + man.

83 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: سَيَّاف (sayyāf) — a person skilled at using swords
• Armenian: սուսերամարտիկ (suseramartik) — a person skilled at using swords
• Belarusian: фехтава́льшчык (fjextaválʹščyk) — a person skilled at using swords
• Bulgarian: фехто́вчик (fehtóvčik) — a person skilled at using swords
• Catalan: espadatxí — a person skilled at using swords
• Chinese Mandarin: 劍客 /剑客 (jiànkè) — a person skilled at using swords
• Chinese Mandarin: 劍士 /剑士 (jiànshì) — a person skilled at using swords
• Czech: šermíř — a person skilled at using swords
• Danish: fægter — a person skilled at using swords
• Dutch: zwaardvechter — a person skilled at using swords
• Dutch: schermer — a person skilled at using swords
• Estonian: vehkleja (fencer) — a person skilled at using swords
• Estonian: mõõgavõitleja — a person skilled at using swords
• Estonian: mõõgasulane — a person skilled at using swords
• Finnish: miekkailija — a person skilled at using swords
• Finnish: miekkamies — a person skilled at using swords
• French: maître d'armes — a person skilled at using swords
• French: escrimeur — a person skilled at using swords
• French: fine lame — a person skilled at using swords
• Georgian: მოფარიკავე (mopariḳave) — a person skilled at using swords
• German: Fechter — a person skilled at using swords
• Greek: ξιφομάχος (xifomáchos) — a person skilled at using swords
• Ancient Greek: ξιφήρης (xiphḗrēs) — a person skilled at using swords
• Indonesian: ahli pedang — a person skilled at using swords
• Italian: spadaccino — a person skilled at using swords
• Japanese: 剣客 (kenkaku) — a person skilled at using swords
• Kazakh: семсерші (semserşı) — a person skilled at using swords
• Kazakh: қылышкер (qylyşker) — a person skilled at using swords
• Korean: 검객 (geomgaek) — a person skilled at using swords
• Korean: 검술사 (geomsulsa) — a person skilled at using swords
• Latin: gladiator — a person skilled at using swords
• Latvian: paukotājs — a person skilled at using swords
• Lithuanian: fechtuotojas — a person skilled at using swords
• Macedonian: мечу́валец (mečúvalec) — a person skilled at using swords
• Marathi: तलवारबाज (talvārbāj) — a person skilled at using swords
• Norwegian Bokmål: fekter — a person skilled at using swords
• Persian: شمشیرزن (šamširzan) — a person skilled at using swords
• Persian: شمشیرباز (šamširbâz) — a person skilled at using swords
• Polish: szermierz — a person skilled at using swords
• Portuguese: espadeiro — a person skilled at using swords
• Romanian: scrimer — a person skilled at using swords
• Russian: фехтова́льщик (fextoválʹščik) — a person skilled at using swords
• Serbo-Croatian: мачѐвалац — a person skilled at using swords
• Serbo-Croatian: mačèvalac — a person skilled at using swords
• Slovak: šermiar — a person skilled at using swords
• Slovene: sabljač — a person skilled at using swords
• Spanish: espadachín — a person skilled at using swords
• Swedish: fäktare — a person skilled at using swords
• Tajik: шамшербоз (šamšerboz) — a person skilled at using swords
• Turkish: eskrimci — a person skilled at using swords
• Ukrainian: фехтува́льник (fextuválʹnyk) — a person skilled at using swords
• Uzbek: qilichboz — a person skilled at using swords
• Vietnamese: tay kiếm — a person skilled at using swords
• Vietnamese: kiếm sĩ — a person skilled at using swords
• Arabic: سَيَّاف (sayyāf) — a person who fights with a sword
• Belarusian: ме́чнік (mjéčnik) — a person who fights with a sword
• Bulgarian: мечоно́сец (mečonósec) — a person who fights with a sword
• Chinese Mandarin: 劍客 /剑客 (jiànkè) — a person who fights with a sword
• Chinese Mandarin: 劍士 /剑士 (jiànshì) — a person who fights with a sword
• Dutch: zwaardvechter — a person who fights with a sword
• Estonian: mõõkleja — a person who fights with a sword
• Estonian: mõõgamees — a person who fights with a sword
• Finnish: miekkailija — a person who fights with a sword
• Finnish: miekkamies — a person who fights with a sword
• French: épéiste — a person who fights with a sword
• German: Schwertkämpfer — a person who fights with a sword
• Greek: ξιφομάχος (xifomáchos) — a person who fights with a sword
• Ancient Greek: ξιφήρης (xiphḗrēs) — a person who fights with a sword
• Japanese: 剣士 (kenshi) — a person who fights with a sword
• Japanese: 剣客 (kenkaku) — a person who fights with a sword
• Korean: 검객 (geomgaek) — a person who fights with a sword
• Korean: 검사 (geomsa) — a person who fights with a sword
• Macedonian: мечу́валец (mečúvalec) — a person who fights with a sword
• Macedonian: мечо́носец (mečónosec) — a person who fights with a sword
• Macedonian: ме́чувач (méčuvač) — a person who fights with a sword
• Marathi: तलवारबाज (talvārbāj) — a person who fights with a sword
• Persian: شمشیرزن (šamširzan) — a person who fights with a sword
• Polish: szermierz — a person who fights with a sword
• Portuguese: espadachim — a person who fights with a sword
• Russian: ме́чник (méčnik) — a person who fights with a sword
• Slovene: mečevalec — a person who fights with a sword
• Swedish: fäktare — a person who fights with a sword
• Ukrainian: ме́чник (méčnyk) — a person who fights with a sword