stowaway

See also: stow away

English

Etymology

From stow away, from stow and away.

Noun

stowaway (plural stowaways)

A person who hides on board a ship, train, etc. so as to get a free passage.

Translations

person who hides on a ship, train, etc.

Catalan: polissó (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 偷渡者 (zh) (tōudùzhě)
Czech: černý pasažér (cs) m
Dutch: verstekeling (nl) m
Finnish: jänis (fi), salamatkustaja (fi), vapaamatkustaja (fi)
French: passager clandestin (fr) m
German: blinder Passagier m
Hungarian: potyautas (hu)
Icelandic: laumufarþegi (is) m, farþjófur (is) m
Italian: clandestino (it)
Japanese: 密航者 (みっこうしゃ, mikkōsha)
Luxembourgish: blanne Passagéier m

Maori: pāhihi parau
Norwegian:
Bokmål: blindpassasjer m
Polish: pasażer na gapę m
Portuguese: passageiro clandestino m
Russian: за́яц (ru) m (zájac) (colloquial, literally: hare), безбилетник (ru) m (bezbiletnik)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: слијепи путник m

Roman: slijepi putnik m
Slovene: slepi potnik m
Spanish: polizón (es) m
Swedish: fripassagerare (sv) c

Anagrams

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