adulterer

See also: adultérer

English

From the obsolete verb adulter +‎ -er.

adulterer (plural adulterers, feminine adulteress)

husband or wife who commits adultery

Asturian: adúlteru m, adúltera f
Bulgarian: прелюбодеец (preljubodeec)
Catalan: adúlter (ca) m, adúltera (ca) f
Czech: cizoložník m cizoložnice f
Danish: ægteskabsbryder c, ægteskabsbryderske c (female), horkarl (da) c (male), horekarl c (male), horkone c (female), horekone f (female), horkvinde c (female), horekvinde c (female)
Dutch: overspelige (nl)
Esperanto: adultulo, adultulino (female), adultinto, adultintino (female)
Finnish: avionrikkoja (fi)
French: adultère (fr) m or f, homme adultère m, femme adultère f
Galician: adúltero (gl) m, adúltera f
German: Ehebrecher (de) m, Ehebrecherin (de) f
Greek: μοιχός (el) m (moichós), μοιχαλίδα (el) f (moichalída)
Ancient: μοιχός m (moikhós), μοιχαλίς f (moikhalís)
Hungarian: házasságtörő (hu)
Indonesian: pezina
Irish: adhaltrach m, banadhaltrach m (female)

Italian: adultero (it) m, adultera (it) f
Latin: adulter m or f
Maori: tangata pūremu
Middle Persian: [Book Pahlavi needed] (gʾtʾr /gâdâr/)
Norman: adultéthe m or f
Norwegian:
Bokmål: ekteskapsbryter m, ekteskapsbryterske m or f, horkar m, horkarl m, horkone m or f

Nynorsk: ekteskapsbrytar m, ekteskapsbryterske f, horkall m, horkar m, horkone f
Persian: زناکار‎ (fa) (zenâkâr), زانی‎ (fa) (zânî), پلیدکار‎ (palîdkâr)
Polish: cudzołożnik (pl) m, cudzołożnica (pl) f
Portuguese: adúltero (pt) m, adúltera (pt) f
Russian: прелюбоде́й (ru) m (preljubodéj), прелюбоде́йка (ru) f (preljubodéjka)
Scottish Gaelic: adhaltraiche m, ban-adhaltraiche f
Serbo-Croatian: préljubnīk (sh) m, préljubnica (sh) f
Spanish: adúltero (es) m, adúltera (es) f
Swedish: äktenskapsbrytare c, äktenskapsbryterska c (female)
Telugu: వ్యభిచారుడు (vyabhicāruḍu)
Yiddish: נואף‎ m (noyef), נואפֿטע‎ f (noyefte)

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