Etymology
edit
slaughter + -er
slaughterer (plural slaughterers)
- Agent noun of slaughter; one who slaughters.
- A butcher (as a profession or job).
- A ritual slaughterer, kosher slaughterer, kosher butcher, shochet / shokhet.
Related terms
edit
Translations
edit
a person who slaughters
- Bulgarian: колач m (kolač)
- German: (also figurative) Schlächter (de) m, (also figurative) Schlächterin f
- Irish: marfach m (literary), coscróir m, marfóir ainmhithe m
- Latin: mactātor m
- Macedonian: ко́лач m (kólač), ка́сап m (kásap), кла́ничар m (kláničar)
- Ottoman Turkish: قصاب (kasâb)
- Russian: забо́йщик (ru) m (zabójščik), пала́ч (ru) m (paláč) (executioner), живодёр (ru) m (živodjór)
- Volapük: (♂♀) pugan (vo), (♂) hipugan, (♀) jipugan, (massacre, ♂♀) mipugan
|
a butcher
- Arabic: جَزَّار m (jazzār), قَصَّاب (qaṣṣāb)
- Bulgarian: касапин m (kasapin)
- German: Fleischer (de) m, Fleischerin (de) f, Schlachter (de) m, Schlachterin (de) f, (also figurative) Schlächter (de) m, (also figurative) Schlächterin f, Metzger (de) m, Metzgerin f, Fleischhacker (de) m, Fleischhackerin f, Fleischhauer (de) m, Fleischhauerin (de) f, Metzler m, Metzlerin f, Knochenhauer (de) m, Knochenhauerin (de) f, (from Yiddish) Katzoff (de) m
- Hebrew: קַצָּב (he) m (katsáv)
- Latin: carnifex m
- Macedonian: касап m (kasap), кланичар m (klaničar)
- Ottoman Turkish: قصاب (kasâb)
- Russian: мясни́к (ru) m (mjasník)
- Volapük: (♂♀) pugan (vo), (♂) hipugan, (♀) jipugan, (♂♀, horse) jevodipugan, (♂) jevodihipugan, (♀) jevodijipugan
- Yiddish: קצבֿ m (katsov, katsev)
|
