Slavicist

English

Etymology

Slavic + -ist

Noun

Slavicist (plural Slavicists)

1. A linguist specializing in the Slavic family of languages.

Translations

a scholar who specializes in the study of the Slavic family of languages

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 斯拉夫語學家 (cmn), 斯拉夫语学家 (cmn) (Sīlāfūyǔ xuéjiā)

• Finnish: slavisti (fi)
• French: slaviste (fr) m and f
• German: Slawist (de) m, Slawistin (de) f
• Japanese: スラブ語学者 (ja) (Surabu-go gakusha)

• Polish: slawista (pl) m
• Russian: славист (ru) (slavíst) m, славистка (ru) (slavístka) f
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: сла̀вист (sh) m

  Roman: slàvist (sh) m

• Spanish: slavista (es) m and f

See also

• Altaicist
• Americanist
• Arabist
• Balticist, baltologist
• Esperantist
• Finno-Ugricist
• Germanicist
• Hebraist
• Indo-Europeanist
• Klingonist
• Lojbanist
• Tocharianist, tocharologist
• Turkologist
• Ugricist
• Uralicist