wholesaler

English

Etymology

wholesale +‎ -er

Noun

wholesaler (plural wholesalers)

A person or company that buys merchandise from manufacturers, importers, or distributors and resells the merchandise to retail businesses and to business and institutional end users.

Translations

person or company that sells goods wholesale to retailers

Chinese:
Mandarin: 批發商 (zh), 批发商 (zh) (pīfāshāng)
Czech: velkoobchodník m
Dutch: grossier (nl), groothandelaar (nl)
Finnish: tukkukauppias (fi)
French: grossiste (fr)
German: Großhändler m
Greek: χονδρέμπορος (el) (chondrémporos)
Hungarian: nagykereskedő (hu)
Irish: mórdhíoltóir m

Japanese: 問屋 (とんや, ton'ya, といや, toiya)
Maori: kaihoko waenga
Norwegian:
Bokmål: grossist m

Nynorsk: grossist m
Portuguese: atacadista m or f
Russian: оптови́к (ru) m (optovík)
Spanish: mayorista (es) m
Swedish: grossist (sv) c

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