watchmaker

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• UK: /ˈwɔtʃˌmeɪkə/
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From watch + maker. Compare clockmaker.

74 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: sahatçi — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Albanian: orëndreqës — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Arabic: سَاعَاتِيّ (sāʕātiyy) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Armenian: ժամագործ (žamagorc) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Belarusian: гадзі́ншчык (hadzínščyk) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Belarusian: гадзі́ншчыца (hadzínščyca) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Bulgarian: часовника́р (časovnikár) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Bulgarian: часовника́рка (časovnikárka) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Catalan: rellotger — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Catalan: rellotgera — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Chinese Mandarin: 鐘錶匠 /钟表匠 (zhōngbiǎojiàng) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Czech: hodinář — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Czech: hodinářka — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Danish: urmager — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Dutch: horlogemaker — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Dutch: klokkenmaker — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Dutch: uurwerkmaker — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Faroese: ursmiður — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Finnish: kelloseppä — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• French: horloger — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• French: horlogère — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Galician: reloxeiro — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Galician: reloxeira — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Georgian: მესაათე (mesaate) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• German: Uhrmacher — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• German: Uhrmacherin — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Hebrew: שָׁעָן — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Hebrew: שֶׁעָן (sha'án) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Hebrew: שענית (sha'anít) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Icelandic: úrsmiður — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Irish: uaireadóirí — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Italian: orologiaio — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Italian: orologiaia — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Japanese: 時計師 (tokeishi) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Japanese: 時計屋 (tokeiya) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Kazakh: сағатшы (sağatşy) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Korean: 시계 기술자 (sigye gisulja) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Korean: 시계 제작자 (sigye jejakja) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Macedonian: часовничар (časovničar) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Macedonian: часовничарка (časovničarka) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Macedonian: часовникар (časovnikar) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Macedonian: часовникарка (časovnikarka) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Malay: tukang arloji — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Maltese: arluġġar — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Norwegian Bokmål: urmaker — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Norwegian Nynorsk: urmakar — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Occitan: relòtgièr — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Occitan: relotgièra — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Pannonian Rusyn: годзинкар (hodzinkar) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Polish: zegarmistrz — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Polish: zegarmistrzyni — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Portuguese: relojoeiro — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Portuguese: relojoeira — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Romanian: ceasornicar — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Romanian: orologier — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Russian: часовщи́к (časovščík) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Russian: часовщи́ца (časovščíca) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Russian: часово́й ма́стер (časovój máster) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Serbo-Croatian: часовничар — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Serbo-Croatian: у̀ра̄р — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Serbo-Croatian: časovničar — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Serbo-Croatian: ùrār — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Slovak: hodinár — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Slovak: hodinárka — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Slovene: urar — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Slovene: urarka — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Spanish: relojero — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Spanish: relojera — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Swedish: urmakare — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Tagalog: relohero — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Ukrainian: годинника́р (hodynnykár) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Ukrainian: годинника́рка (hodynnykárka) — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Uzbek: soatsoz — person who makes and/or maintains watches
• Volapük: glokel — person who makes and/or maintains watches