naturalist

English

Etymology

From French naturaliste.

Noun

naturalist (plural naturalists)

A person committed to studying nature or natural history.
(philosophy) A person who believes in or advocates the tenets of philosophical or methodological naturalism.
(historical) A natural philosopher.

Translations

a person who studies nature or natural history

Dutch: natuurvorser (nl) m
Finnish: luonnontieteilijä (fi)
Galician: naturalista m or f
German: Naturforscher (de) m, Naturforscherin (de) f
Greek: φυσιοδίφης (el) m (fysiodífis)
Ido: naturalisto (io)
Macedonian: природонаучник m (prirodonáučnik), природњак m (prirodnják)

Mongolian: байгальч (mn) (bajgalʹč)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: naturforsker m

Nynorsk: naturforskar m
Portuguese: naturalista (pt) m or f
Spanish: naturalista (es) m or f
Volapük: (♂♀) nativestigan, (♂) natihivestigan, (♀) natijivestigan

a person who advocates naturalism

Finnish: naturalisti
French: naturaliste (fr) m or f
German: Naturalist (de) m, Naturalistin f
Greek: φυσιοκράτης (el) m (fysiokrátis)
Ido: naturalisto (io)

Macedonian: натуралист m (naturalíst)
Mongolian: натуралист (naturalist)
Portuguese: naturalista (pt) m or f
Spanish: naturalista (es) m or f
Volapük: (♂♀) natiman, (♂) hinatiman, (♀) jinatiman

See also

Further reading

natural history on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
naturalist at OneLook Dictionary Search

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