occupier

See also: Occupier

English

Etymology

occupy +‎ -er

Noun

occupier (plural occupiers)

One who occupies, particularly with respect to a foreign government controlling the territory of another.

Translations

one who occupies

Crimean Tatar: işğalci
Czech: okupant m
Dutch: bezetter (nl) m
French: occupant (fr) m, occupante (fr) f
Georgian: ოკუპანტი (oḳuṗanṭi)
German: Besatzer (de) m, Besatzerin f, Okkupant (de) m, Okkupantin f
Italian: occupante (it)
Kalmyk: эзгәч (ezgäç)

Norwegian:
Bokmål: okkupant m

Nynorsk: okkupant m
Polish: okupant (pl) m
Portuguese: ocupante m
Russian: оккупа́нт (ru) m (okkupánt), оккупа́нтка f (okkupántka)
Ukrainian: окупа́нт m (okupánt), окупа́нтка f (okupántka)

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