seafarer

English

Etymology

From sea +‎ farer (“traveler”).

Noun

seafarer (plural seafarers)

A sailor or mariner.
One who travels by sea.

Translations

sailor — see sailor

one who travels by sea

Chinese:
Mandarin: 航海家 (zh) (hánghǎijiā)
Czech: mořeplavec m
Danish: søfarer (da) c
Dutch: zeevaarder (nl) m
Finnish: merenkulkija (fi)
French: marin (fr) m
Georgian: ზღვაოსანი (zɣvaosani), მეზღვაური (mezɣvauri)
German: Seefahrer (de) m
Italian: marittimo (it) m
Japanese: 船乗り (ふなのり, funanori)

Macedonian: морепловец m (moreplóvec)
Malay: pelaut m
Polish: żeglarz (pl) m
Portuguese: navegante (pt) m or f
Russian: морепла́ватель (ru) m (moreplávatelʹ)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: морепловац m

Roman: moreplovac (sh) m
Spanish: marinero (es) m
Welsh: morwr (cy) m

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