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From Middle English tannere, from Old English tannere; and Old French tannour, equivalent to tan + -er.

Named after John Sigismund Tanner (1705–1775), who designed a sixpence for the Royal Mint during the reign of King George II.

Probably from the taxonomic eponym tanneri in the species name Chionoecetes tanneri, named after American naval officer Zera Luther Tanner (1835–1906).

57 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: دَبَّاغ (dabbāḡ) — person whose occupation is to tan
• Arabic: دباغ (dabbāḡ) — person whose occupation is to tan
• Armenian: դաբաղ (dabaġ) — person whose occupation is to tan
• Azerbaijani: dabbağ — person whose occupation is to tan
• Belarusian: гарбар (harbar) — person whose occupation is to tan
• Belarusian: дубільшчык (dubilʹščyk) — person whose occupation is to tan
• Breton: kivijer — person whose occupation is to tan
• Bulgarian: дерач (derač) — person whose occupation is to tan
• Catalan: adober — person whose occupation is to tan
• Catalan: adobera — person whose occupation is to tan
• Chinese Mandarin: 皮匠 (píjiàng) — person whose occupation is to tan
• Czech: koželuh — person whose occupation is to tan
• Danish: garver — person whose occupation is to tan
• Esperanto: tanisto — person whose occupation is to tan
• Estonian: parksepp — person whose occupation is to tan
• Estonian: parkal — person whose occupation is to tan
• Estonian: nahkur — person whose occupation is to tan
• Estonian: nahaparkija — person whose occupation is to tan
• Finnish: parkitsija — person whose occupation is to tan
• French: tanneur — person whose occupation is to tan
• German: Gerber — person whose occupation is to tan
• Greek: βυρσοδέψης (vyrsodépsis) — person whose occupation is to tan
• Ancient Greek: βυρσοδέψης (bursodépsēs) — person whose occupation is to tan
• Ancient Greek: βυρσεύς (burseús) — person whose occupation is to tan
• Hebrew: בורסקאי (bursekai) — person whose occupation is to tan
• Hungarian: tímár — person whose occupation is to tan
• Ingrian: nahkuri — person whose occupation is to tan
• Irish: súdaire — person whose occupation is to tan
• Irish: tonnadóir — person whose occupation is to tan
• Irish: tonnleasaitheoir — person whose occupation is to tan
• Italian: pellaio — person whose occupation is to tan
• Italian: conciatore — person whose occupation is to tan
• Japanese: 皮鞣し (kawanameshi) — person whose occupation is to tan
• Macedonian: кожар (kožar) — person whose occupation is to tan
• Plautdietsch: Ladajoawa — person whose occupation is to tan
• Polish: garbarz — person whose occupation is to tan
• Portuguese: curtidor — person whose occupation is to tan
• Romanian: tăbăcar — person whose occupation is to tan
• Romanian: argăsitor — person whose occupation is to tan
• Romanian: pielar — person whose occupation is to tan
• Russian: коже́вник (kožévnik) — person whose occupation is to tan
• Russian: дуби́льщик (dubílʹščik) — person whose occupation is to tan
• Serbo-Croatian: kožar — person whose occupation is to tan
• Serbo-Croatian: štavljač — person whose occupation is to tan
• Slovak: garbiar — person whose occupation is to tan
• Spanish: curtidor — person whose occupation is to tan
• Spanish: curtidora — person whose occupation is to tan
• Swedish: garvare — person whose occupation is to tan
• Tagalog: mangungulti — person whose occupation is to tan
• Telugu: చర్మకారుడు (carmakāruḍu) — person whose occupation is to tan
• Turkish: sepici — person whose occupation is to tan
• Ukrainian: козолуп (kozolup) — person whose occupation is to tan
• Welsh: barcer — person whose occupation is to tan
• Welsh: crwynwr — person whose occupation is to tan
• Welsh: tanner — person whose occupation is to tan
• Yiddish: גאַרבער (garber) — person whose occupation is to tan
• Russian: шестипе́нсовик (šestipénsovik) — sixpence coin