teller

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• UK: /ˈtɛlə/
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• US: /ˈtɛləɹ/
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• rhymes with -ɛlə(ɹ)
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• CMU ARPABET: T EH1 L ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English tellere (“one who counts or enumerates; one who recounts or relates; teller”), equivalent to tell (verb) + -er.

93 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Northern Altai: чӧрчекчи (čörčekči) — person who tells stories
• Southern Altai: чӧрчӧкчи (čörčökči) — person who tells stories
• Bulgarian: разказвач (razkazvač) — person who tells stories
• Czech: vypravěč — person who tells stories
• Danish: fortæller — person who tells stories
• Esperanto: rakontisto — person who tells stories
• Finnish: tarinankertoja — person who tells stories
• French: diseur — person who tells stories
• French: diseuse — person who tells stories
• French: conteur — person who tells stories
• French: conteuse — person who tells stories
• French: raconteur — person who tells stories
• French: raconteuse — person who tells stories
• German: Erzähler — person who tells stories
• German: Erzählerin — person who tells stories
• Indonesian: pengisah — person who tells stories
• Macedonian: раска́жувач (raskážuvač) — person who tells stories
• Macedonian: раскажу́вачка (raskažúvačka) — person who tells stories
• Norwegian: forteller — person who tells stories
• Polish: opowiadacz — person who tells stories
• Polish: opowiadaczka — person who tells stories
• Portuguese: contador de histórias/estórias — person who tells stories
• Portuguese: narrador — person who tells stories
• Romanian: povestitor — person who tells stories
• Romanian: povestitoare — person who tells stories
• Romanian: narator — person who tells stories
• Romanian: naratoare — person who tells stories
• Russian: расска́зчик (rasskázčik) — person who tells stories
• Russian: расска́зчица (rasskázčica) — person who tells stories
• Turkish: anlatıcı — person who tells stories
• Turkish: anlatan — person who tells stories
• Armenian: գանձապահ (ganjapah) — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Azerbaijani: xəzinədar — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Azerbaijani: kassir — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Belarusian: касі́р (kasír) — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Bulgarian: касиер (kasier) — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Chinese Mandarin: 出納員 /出纳员 (chūnàyuán) — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Danish: kasserer — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Danish: bankkasserer — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Dutch: bankbediende — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Esperanto: bankkasisto — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Finnish: pankkivirkailija — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• French: caissier — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• French: caissière — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Galician: caixeiro — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• German: Bankangestellter — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• German: Bankangestellte — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Greek: ταμίας (tamías) — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Indonesian: teller — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Irish: airgeadóir (bainc) — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Italian: cassiere — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Japanese: 出納係 (suitōkakari) — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Korean: 출납계 (chullapgye) — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Macedonian: ша́лтерски слу́жбеник (šálterski slúžbenik) — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Macedonian: бла́гајник (blágajnik) — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Malay: juruwang — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Māori: kaitatau moni — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Plautdietsch: Banktala — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Polish: kasjer — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Polish: kasjerka — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Portuguese: caixa — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Romanian: casier — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Russian: касси́р (kassír) — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Russian: касси́рша (kassírša) — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Slovene: blagajnik — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Slovene: blagajničarka — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Spanish: cajero — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Spanish: cajera — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Turkish: veznedar — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Turkish: kasiyer — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Ottoman Turkish: وزنهجی (vezneci) — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Ukrainian: каси́р (kasýr) — bank clerk who receives and pays out money
• Bulgarian: преброител (prebroitel) — person who counts the votes in an election
• Danish: stemmetæller — person who counts the votes in an election
• Danish: valgtilforordnet — person who counts the votes in an election
• Esperanto: balotnombristo — person who counts the votes in an election
• Finnish: ääntenlaskija — person who counts the votes in an election
• German: Wahlhelfer — person who counts the votes in an election
• German: Wahlhelferin — person who counts the votes in an election
• Greek: ψηφολέκτης (psifoléktis) — person who counts the votes in an election
• Greek: ψηφολέκτρια (psifoléktria) — person who counts the votes in an election
• Latin: diribitor — person who counts the votes in an election
• Macedonian: бро́јач (brójač) — person who counts the votes in an election
• Macedonian: пребро́јувач (prebrójuvač) — person who counts the votes in an election
• Malay: pengira undi — person who counts the votes in an election
• Portuguese: escrutinador — person who counts the votes in an election
• Romanian: scrutinător — person who counts the votes in an election
• Russian: счётчик (sčótčik) — person who counts the votes in an election
• Russian: счётчица (sčótčica) — person who counts the votes in an election
• Slovene: preštevalec glasov — person who counts the votes in an election
• Slovene: preštevalka glasov — person who counts the votes in an election
• Turkish: oy sayıcı — person who counts the votes in an election
• Welsh: cyfrifwr — person who counts the votes in an election