playwright

English

play +‎ wright (“builder, craftsman”)

playwright (plural playwrights)

writer of plays for the theatre

Armenian: դրամատուրգ (hy) (dramaturg), թատերագիր (hy) (tʿateragir)
Azerbaijani: dramaturq
Belarusian: драмату́рг m (dramatúrh)
Bulgarian: драмату́рг m (dramatúrg)
Catalan: dramaturg (ca) m, dramaturga (ca) f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 劇作家 (zh), 剧作家 (zh) (jùzuòjiā), 編劇 (zh), 编剧 (zh) (biānjù)
Czech: dramatik (cs) m
Danish: dramatiker c
Dutch: toneelschrijver m
Estonian: näitekirjanik, dramaturg (et)
Finnish: näytelmäkirjailija (fi), dramaturgi (fi)
French: dramaturge (fr) m or f, auteur dramatique m
Galician: dramaturgo m, dramaturga f
Georgian: დრამატურგი (dramaṭurgi)
German: Bühnenautor m, Bühnenautorin f, Dramatiker (de) m, Dramatikerin (de) f, Schauspieldichter, Stückeschreiber,
Greek: θεατρικός συγγραφέας m or f (theatrikós syngraféas), δραματουργός (el) m or f (dramatourgós)
Ancient: δραματουργός m (dramatourgós)
Hungarian: drámaíró (hu)
Icelandic: leikritaskáld n
Irish: drámadóir m
Italian: drammaturgo (it) m, drammaturga f, commediografo (it) m, commediografa f
Japanese: 脚本家 (ja) (きゃくほんか, kyakuhonka), 劇作家 (げきさっか, gekisakka)
Korean: 극작가 (ko) (geukjakga)
Lao: ນັກແຕ່ງບົດລະຄອນ (nak tǣng bot la khǭn)
Latvian: dramaturgs m

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