tragedian

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From Middle English tragedyen, from Old French tragediane (French tragédien), equivalent to tragedy + -ian.

21 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: трагически актьор (tragičeski aktjor) — actor who specializes in tragic roles
• Finnish: traagikko — actor who specializes in tragic roles
• French: tragédien — actor who specializes in tragic roles
• French: tragédienne — actor who specializes in tragic roles
• Georgian: ტრაგიკოსი (ṭragiḳosi) — actor who specializes in tragic roles
• German: Tragöde — actor who specializes in tragic roles
• German: Tragödin — actor who specializes in tragic roles
• Greek: τραγωδός (tragodós) — actor who specializes in tragic roles
• Ancient Greek: τραγῳδός (tragōidós) — actor who specializes in tragic roles
• Irish: aisteoir traigéide — actor who specializes in tragic roles
• Italian: tragediografo — actor who specializes in tragic roles
• Italian: tragedo — actor who specializes in tragic roles
• Norman: tragédgien — actor who specializes in tragic roles
• Swedish: tragöd — actor who specializes in tragic roles
• Swedish: tragiker — actor who specializes in tragic roles
• Swedish: tràgičār — actor who specializes in tragic roles
• Swedish: тра̀гича̄р — actor who specializes in tragic roles
• Ancient Greek: τραγῳδιογράφος (tragōidiográphos) — playwright who writes tragedies
• Spanish: tragediógrafo — playwright who writes tragedies
• Swedish: tragöd — playwright who writes tragedies
• Swedish: tragiker — playwright who writes tragedies