woodworker

English

Etymology

wood +‎ worker and/or woodwork +‎ -er

Noun

woodworker (plural woodworkers)

A person skilled at woodworking.

Related terms

woodwork

Translations

a person skilled at woodworking

Bulgarian: дърводе́лец m (dǎrvodélec)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 木工 (zh) (mùgōng), 細木工 (zh), 细木工 (zh) (xìmùgōng)
Finnish: puuseppä (fi), kirvesmies (fi)
French: menuisier (fr) m
German: Schreiner (de) m, Tischler (de) m

Icelandic: trésmiður m, timburmaður m, snikkari m
Japanese: 指物師 (ja) (さしものし, sashimonoshi)
Romanian: tâmplar (ro) m, lemnar (ro) m, dulgher (ro) m
Russian: пло́тник (ru) m (plótnik), столя́р (ru) m (stoljár), деревообде́лочник (ru) m (derevoobdéločnik), древоде́л m (drevodél)

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