watchmaker

English

Etymology

watch +‎ maker

Pronunciation

(UK) IPA^(key): /ˈwɔtʃˌmeɪkə/

Noun

watchmaker (plural watchmakers)

A person who repairs (and originally made) watches.

Synonyms

Related terms

clockmaker

Translations

person who repairs (and originally made) watches

Catalan: rellotger (ca) m, rellotgera (ca) f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 鐘錶匠 (zh), 钟表匠 (zh) (zhōngbiǎojiàng)
Czech: hodinář (cs) m, hodinářka f
Danish: urmager (da) c
Faroese: ursmiður m
Finnish: kelloseppä (fi)
French: horloger (fr), horlogère (fr) f
Galician: reloxeiro (gl) m, reloxeira f
German: Uhrmacher (de) m, Uhrmacherin (de) f
Hebrew: שען‎ (he) m (sha'án), שענית‎ f (sha'anít)
Japanese: 時計屋 (とけいや, tokeiya)
Maltese: arluġġar m

Occitan: relòtgièr m, relotgièra (oc) f
Polish: zegarmistrz (pl) m, zegarmistrzyni f
Portuguese: relojoeiro (pt) m, relojoeira f
Romanian: ceasornicar (ro) m, orologier (ro) m (rare)
Russian: часовщи́к (ru) m (časovščík), часовщи́ца f (časovščíca), часово́й ма́стер m (časovój máster)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: часовничар m

Roman: časovničar (sh) m
Spanish: relojero m, relojera f
Swedish: urmakare (sv) c
Tagalog: relohero
Volapük: glokel (vo)

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