PronunciationEdit
EtymologyEdit
publish + -er
publisher (plural publishers)
- One who publishes, especially books.
Usage notesEdit
Generally refers to a publishing company, though also applied to people.
TranslationsEdit
One who publishes, especially books
- Afrikaans: uitgewer
- Arabic: دَار نَشْر f (dār našr)
- Armenian: (person) հրատարակիչ (hy) (hratarakičʿ), (company) հրատարակչություն (hy) (hratarakčʿutʿyun)
- Bashkir: (company) нәшриәт (näšriät)
- Basque: argitaratzaile, argitaletxe (company)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 出版者 (zh) (chūbǎn zhě), (company) 出版社 (zh) (chūbǎnshè)
- Czech: vydavatel m
- Dutch: uitgever (nl) m, uitgeverij (nl)
- Esperanto: (company) eldonejo, (person) eldonisto
- Estonian: kirjastaja
- Finnish: julkaisija (fi), kustantaja (fi)
- French: éditeur (fr) m, maison d'édition (fr) f
- Georgian: გამომცემელი (gamomcemeli)
- German: Herausgeber (de) m, Herausgeberin f, Verlag (de) m
- Greek: εκδότης (el) m (ekdótis), εκδότρια (el) f (ekdótria)
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- Hungarian: könyvkiadó (hu), kiadó (hu)
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- Italian: editore (it) m
- Japanese: 出版社 (しゅっぱんしゃ, shuppansha), 発行人 (はっこうにん, hakkōnin)
- Kazakh: баспашы (baspaşı)
- Korean: 출판사 (ko) (chulpansa) (出版社)
- Macedonian: издавач m (ízdavač)
- Maori: kaiwhakaputa
- Norwegian Bokmål: forlegger m, forlag n
- Portuguese: editor (pt) m, editora (pt) f, editores pl
- Russian: (person) изда́тель (ru) m (izdátelʹ), изда́тельница (ru) f (izdátelʹnica), (company) изда́тельство (ru) n (izdátelʹstvo)
- Serbo-Croatian: urednik (sh)
- Spanish: editor (es), editorial (es) f
- Swedish: (person) förläggare (sv) c, (company) förlag (sv) n, utgivare c
- Tagalog: tagapaglathala
- Telugu: ప్రచురణకర్త (pracuraṇakarta)
- Thai: ผู้พิมพ์ (pôo pim)
- Turkish: yayıncı (tr), yayımcı (tr)
- Vietnamese: (person) người xuất bản, (company) nhà xuất bản (vi)
- Yiddish: פֿאַרלאַג m (farlag) (company)
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