Wanderer

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• General-American: /ˈwɑndəɹɚ/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈwɒndəɹə/
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• CMU ARPABET: W AA1 N D ER0 ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English wanderere, wandrere, wanderare, equivalent to wander + -er. Cognate with Scots wanderer, wandirer (“wanderer”), Dutch wandelaar (“walker, hiker”), German Wanderer (“wanderer”), Danish vandrer (“wanderer”), Swedish vandrare (“wanderer”), Norwegian vandrer (“wanderer”).

81 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: هَائِم (hāʔim) — one who wanders
• Armenian: թափառական (tʻapʻaṙakan) — one who wanders
• Bulgarian: скитник (skitnik) — one who wanders
• Bulgarian: странник (strannik) — one who wanders
• Catalan: rodamón — one who wanders
• Catalan: nòmada — one who wanders
• Coptic: ⲥⲁⲣⲁⲕⲱϯ (sarakōti) — one who wanders
• Czech: tulák — one who wanders
• Czech: nomád — one who wanders
• Dutch: wandelaar — one who wanders
• Dutch: dwaler — one who wanders
• Dutch: zwermer — one who wanders
• Dutch: doler — one who wanders
• Finnish: kuljeksija — one who wanders
• Finnish: kulkuri — one who wanders
• French: vagabond — one who wanders
• French: nomade — one who wanders
• French: errant — one who wanders
• French: vagant — one who wanders
• Galician: leirán — one who wanders
• Galician: vaganao — one who wanders
• Galician: vagaceiro — one who wanders
• Galician: vadío — one who wanders
• Galician: moinante — one who wanders
• Galician: lorán — one who wanders
• Galician: galloufeiro — one who wanders
• Galician: gandaieiro — one who wanders
• Galician: leilán — one who wanders
• Galician: calaceiro — one who wanders
• Galician: vagamundo — one who wanders
• Galician: vagabundo — one who wanders
• Galician: vanadante — one who wanders
• Georgian: მოხეტიალე (moxeṭiale) — one who wanders
• Georgian: მაწანწალა (mac̣anc̣ala) — one who wanders
• German: Wanderer — one who wanders
• Ancient Greek: πλανήτης (planḗtēs) — one who wanders
• Hebrew: נודד (nodéd) — one who wanders
• Hungarian: vándor — one who wanders
• Indonesian: pengelana — one who wanders
• Indonesian: pengembara — one who wanders
• Ingrian: hulkkuri — one who wanders
• Irish: rianaí — one who wanders
• Italian: vagabondo — one who wanders
• Italian: girovago — one who wanders
• Italian: vagante — one who wanders
• Italian: errante — one who wanders
• Italian: ramingo — one who wanders
• Italian: nomade — one who wanders
• Italian: errabondo — one who wanders
• Japanese: 放浪者 (hōrōsha) — one who wanders
• Central Kurdish: ئاوارە (aware) — one who wanders
• Latin: errō — one who wanders
• Macedonian: та́лкач (tálkač) — one who wanders
• Macedonian: ски́тник (skítnik) — one who wanders
• Māori: murare — one who wanders
• Old English: wandrere — one who wanders
• Persian: سرگردان (sargardân) — one who wanders
• Plautdietsch: Waundra — one who wanders
• Polish: wędrowiec — one who wanders
• Polish: nomada — one who wanders
• Polish: tułacz — one who wanders
• Polish: włóczęga — one who wanders
• Polish: włóczykij — one who wanders
• Polish: łazik — one who wanders
• Polish: wałęga — one who wanders
• Polish: łazęga — one who wanders
• Portuguese: vagante — one who wanders
• Portuguese: vagabundo — one who wanders
• Portuguese: vagabunda — one who wanders
• Portuguese: nômade — one who wanders
• Russian: путеше́ственник (putešéstvennik) — one who wanders
• Russian: стра́нник (stránnik) — one who wanders
• Spanish: vagabundo — one who wanders
• Spanish: nómada — one who wanders
• Spanish: patiperro — one who wanders
• Spanish: pataiperro — one who wanders
• Swedish: vandrare — one who wanders
• Swedish: vandringsman — one who wanders
• Turkish: gezgin — one who wanders
• Welsh: crwydryn — one who wanders
• Welsh: crwydriad — one who wanders