eavesdropper

English

Etymology

eavesdrop +‎ -er (“person or thing which does”)

Pronunciation

(UK) IPA^(key): /ˈiːvzˌdɹɒpə(ɹ)/

Noun

eavesdropper (plural eavesdroppers)

one who eavesdrops

Translations

one who eavesdrops

Czech: odposlouchávající
Dutch: luistervink (nl) m, afluisteraar (nl) m
Greek: ωτακουστής (el) m (otakoustís)
Ancient: ὠτακουστής m (ōtakoustḗs)
Italian: uditore m, ascoltatore (it) m, spione (it) m
Norman: êcoute-pathai m, êcouteux m

Polish: podsłuchiwacz m, podsłuchiwaczka f
Serbo-Croatian: prisluškivač (sh) m
Swedish: tjuvlyssnare c
Vietnamese: người nghe lén, người nghe trộm

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