loner

See also: löner

English

Etymology

From lone +‎ -er.

Pronunciation

• (General American) IPA^(key): /ˈloʊnɚ/

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• Homophone: loaner
• Rhymes: -əʊnə(ɹ)
• Hyphenation: lon‧er

Noun

loner (plural loners)

1. One who is alone, lacking or avoiding the company of others.

   Synonyms: solitary; see also Thesaurus:recluse

   Coordinate terms: aloner, misanthrope

   I actually enjoy being a loner.

Derived terms

• lonerish

Translations

one who lacks or avoids company

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 獨來獨往／独来独往 (zh) (dúláidúwǎng)

• Czech: samotář m
• Danish: enspænder
• Dutch: eenling (nl) m, eenzaat (nl) m
• Finnish: yksineläjä (fi), erakko (fi), yksinäinen susi
• French: solitaire (fr) m or f
• Galician: can sen dono m
• German: Einzelgänger (de) m, Eigenbrötler (de) m
• Greek: ερημίτης (el) m (erimítis)
• Icelandic: einfari (is) m
• Italian: eremita (it) m, solitario (it) m
• Japanese: ぼっち (ja) (botchi) (slang)
• Macedonian: оса́меник m (osámenik)
• Malay: penyendiri
• Norwegian: einstøing m
• Old English: āngenġa m
• Polish: samotnik (pl) m
• Portuguese: solitário (pt), bicho do mato (pt)
• Russian: одино́чка (ru) m or f (odinóčka), бирю́к (ru) m (birjúk)
• Scottish Gaelic: aonaran m
• Spanish: solitario (es) m, huraño (es) m
• Swedish: ensamvarg (sv) c, särling (sv) c, enstöring (sv) c
• Turkish: yalnız (tr), soliter

Further reading

• loner on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

Anagrams

• Elron, Loren, Rolen, enrol, nerol