lecturer

English

lecturer (plural lecturers)

A person who gives lectures, especially as a profession.
A member of a university or college below the rank of assistant professor or reader.
(dated) A member of the Church of England clergy whose main task was to deliver sermons (lectures) in the afternoons and evenings.

person who gives lectures

Japanese: 講師 (ja) (こうし, kōshi)
Korean: 강사 (ko) (gangsa)
Malay: pensyarah
Maori: kaikauhau, kaikauwhau
Meru: muritani
Norwegian:
Bokmål: foredragsholder m

Nynorsk: foredragshaldar m, føredragshaldar m
Polish: wykładowca (pl) m, wykładowczyni (pl) f
Portuguese: palestrante (pt) m or f
Russian: ле́ктор (ru) m (léktor)
Spanish: docente (es) m
Swahili: mkufunzi (sw)
Swedish: föreläsare (sv) c
Thai: อาจารย์ (th) (aa-jaan)
Vietnamese: giảng viên (vi)
Welsh: darlithydd (cy) m

member of university or college

Armenian: դասախոս (hy) (dasaxos)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 讲师 (zh)
Finnish: lehtori (fi)
French: maître de conférence (fr) m
German: Lektor (de) m, Lektorin (de) f, Dozent (de) m, Dozentin (de) f
Greek: επιμελητής (el) m (epimelitís), επιμελήτρια (el) f (epimelítria)
Hungarian: (senior lecturer) adjunktus (hu), (assistant lecturer/professor) tanársegéd
Icelandic: lektor (is) m
Indonesian: dosen (id), lektor (id)
Irish: léachtóir m

dated: member of the Church of England clergy

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