coalman

English

Etymology

coal +‎ -man

Noun

coalman (plural coalmen)

Someone who delivers coal.
Someone who sells coal.
A coal miner (as distinguished from other type of miners).

Translations

someone who delivers coal

Finnish: hiilimies
Polish: węglarz (pl) m

Romanian: cărbunar (ro) m
Russian: у́гольщик (ru) m (úgolʹščik)

someone who sells coal

Polish: węglarz (pl) m
Romanian: cărbunar (ro) m

Russian: у́гольщик (ru) m (úgolʹščik)

a coal miner (as distinguished from other type of miners)

Romanian: cărbunar (ro) m

Russian: у́гольщик (ru) m (úgolʹščik), углеко́п (ru) m (uglekóp)

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Bulgarian: ^{(please verify)} въглекопач (vǎglekopač)

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