townsman

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From Middle English townes-man, from Old English tūnmann, tūnes mann, equivalent to town + -s- + man.

55 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: bashkëqytetar — male resident of a town
• Arabic: مَدِينِيّ (madīniyy) — male resident of a town
• Belarusian: гараджа́нін (haradžánin) — male resident of a town
• Belarusian: мяшча́нін (mjaščánin) — male resident of a town
• Belarusian: гарадскі́ (haradskí) — male resident of a town
• Belarusian: ме́скі (mjéski) — male resident of a town
• Breton: kêriad — male resident of a town
• Bulgarian: гра́жданин (gráždanin) — male resident of a town
• Chinese Mandarin: 市民 (shìmín) — male resident of a town
• Czech: měšťan — male resident of a town
• Czech: měšťák — male resident of a town
• Danish: borger — male resident of a town
• Danish: bymand — male resident of a town
• Dutch: poorter — male resident of a town
• Dutch: burger — male resident of a town
• Dutch: stedeling — male resident of a town
• Dutch: stadsbewoner — male resident of a town
• Finnish: kaupunkilainen — male resident of a town
• French: citadin — male resident of a town
• German: Bürger — male resident of a town
• German: Stadtbewohner — male resident of a town
• Ancient Greek: ἀστός (astós) — male resident of a town
• Japanese: 市民 (shimin) — male resident of a town
• Korean: 시민 (simin) — male resident of a town
• Latin: oppidānus — male resident of a town
• Lithuanian: miestietis — male resident of a town
• Macedonian: гра́ѓанин (gráǵanin) — male resident of a town
• Macedonian: гра́ѓанец (gráǵanec) — male resident of a town
• Norwegian Bokmål: bymann — male resident of a town
• Church Slavic: гражданинъ (graždaninŭ) — male resident of a town
• Old East Slavic: горожанинъ (gorožaninŭ) — male resident of a town
• Polish: mieszczanin — male resident of a town
• Polish: miastowy — male resident of a town
• Portuguese: cidadão — male resident of a town
• Russian: горожа́нин (gorožánin) — male resident of a town
• Russian: городско́й жи́тель (gorodskój žítelʹ) — male resident of a town
• Russian: меща́нин (meščánin) — male resident of a town
• Russian: городско́й (gorodskój) — male resident of a town
• Serbo-Croatian: мѐштанин — male resident of a town
• Serbo-Croatian: мјѐштанин — male resident of a town
• Serbo-Croatian: mèštanin — male resident of a town
• Serbo-Croatian: mjèštanin — male resident of a town
• Slovak: mešťan — male resident of a town
• Slovene: meščan — male resident of a town
• Slovene: krajan — male resident of a town
• Spanish: pueblero — male resident of a town
• Spanish: pueblerino — male resident of a town
• Sranan Tongo: fotoman — male resident of a town
• Swedish: stadsbo — male resident of a town
• Swedish: borgare — male resident of a town
• Swedish: stadsman — male resident of a town
• Ukrainian: городя́нин (horodjányn) — male resident of a town
• Ukrainian: міща́нин (miščányn) — male resident of a town
• Ukrainian: містяни́н (mistjanýn) — male resident of a town
• Ukrainian: міськи́й (misʹkýj) — male resident of a town