pilśniarz

/ˈpil.ɕɲaʂ/

eril

LEHÇE → TR

Çekim Tablosu

çoğulpilśniarze

tamlayanpilśniarza

Tanım

•fuller (person who fulls cloth)

Diğer Dillerde

AlmancaWalker

fuller, felt-maker

köken: From Middle High German walker, welker, from Old High German walkāri, from Proto-West Germanic *walkārī; equivalent to walken (“to full, to walk wool”) + -er.

aile: Walkererde

Fransızcafoulon , tailleur (eril) /fu.lɔ̃/

fuller (job)

çekim: çoğul foulons

eş: fouleur

köken: From Latin fullonem (“fuller”).

aile: cardère à foulon, foulonnage, foulonner, foulonnier, terre à foulon

İspanyolcabatanero

İtalyancafollatore (eril)

fuller (person) · treader (of grapes)

çekim: çoğul follatori

Rusçaваля́льщик, сукнова́л

Arapçaقَصَّار

Azericekeçəatan, keçəbasan, keçəçi

Felemenkçevolder , voller (eril) /ˈvɔl.dər/

alternative form of voller

çekim: çoğul volders

eş: voller, lakenvoller, walker

köken: From Middle Dutch voller. Equivalent to vollen + -er.

İsveççevalkare

fuller

çekim: çoğul valkares · tamlayan valkares

köken: valka (“to full (cloth)”) + -are (“-er”).

Fincehuovuttaja /ˈhuo̯ʋutːɑjɑ/

fuller, walker (person who fulls/walks cloth)

çekim: çoğul huovuttajat · tamlayan huovuttajan

köken: huovuttaa + -ja

Çekçevalchář, valchářka

dělník ve valchovně

Latincefullō, nacca

fuller

çekim: çoğul naccae · tamlayan naccae

köken: Uncertain. Possibly a loan from hypothetical Ancient Greek *νάκτης, *νάκται (*náktēs, *náktai), an agent noun from νάσσω (nássō, “to squeeze, press together”). Compare νάκος (nákos, “fleece”). Some assume instead that it originates from Etruscan.

Bulgarcaтепавичар

enmfullere, walkere

gdfùcadair

got𐍅𐌿𐌻𐌻𐌰𐍂𐌴𐌹𐍃

grcγναφεύς

Etimoloji

Etymology tree Polish pilśnić Polish -arz Polish pilśniarz From pilśnić + -arz.