bennfentes
/ˈbɛɱfɛntɛʃ/
MACARCA → TR
Çekim Tablosu
karşılaştırmabennfentesebb
üstünlüklegbennfentesebb
Tanım
•inside, intimate, confidential · insider
Diğer Dillerde
female equivalent of Eingeweihter: female insider, female initiate
çekim: çoğul die Eingeweihten · tamlayan Eingeweihter
Fransızcainitié
past participle of initier
İspanyolcaadentreño, adentrino, dentreño, insider (insáider)
İtalyancaaddetto ai lavori, basista, iniziato (eril)
expert in a particular field · presumptuous connoisseur; snob
çekim: çoğul addetti ai lavori
Rusçaинса́йдер, свой челове́к
inflection of ingewijd: · definite neuter singular attributive · plural attributive
çekim: çoğul ingewijden
eş: insider, deskundige, expert, kenner, autoriteit, connaisseur
Japoncaインサイダー, 内部の人
体制派、内部の人、消息通。
Korece내부자, 인사이더
잘 나서며, 사람들과 잘 어울리는 사람.
İsveççeinsider
an insider (person with inside information)
çekim: çoğul insiders · tamlayan insiders
köken: Borrowed from English insider.
aile: insideraffär, insiderbrott, insiderinformation
Insidern sitter på insiderinformation
Ukraynacaінса́йдер
Fincesisäpiiriläinen /ˈsisæˌpiːrilæi̯nen/
insider (person who has special knowledge of the inner workings of a company or other organization)
çekim: çoğul sisäpiiriläiset · tamlayan sisäpiiriläisen
köken: sisäpiiri (“insiders collectively”) + -läinen
İbraniceאִישׁ סוֹד
Endonezceorang dalam
insider: a person who is within a certain environment (occupation, group, etc.) · an employee who recommends people that (s)he knows to work in the same company. · connections: people with whom one is acquainted who can offer help and influence
köken: Compound of orang (“person”) + dalam (“inside”), literally “person on the inside”.
Gürcüceინსაიდერი /insäide̞ɾi/
insider
çekim: çoğul ინსაიდერები · tamlayan ინსაიდერის
köken: Borrowed from English insider.
Belarusçaінса́йдэр
cmn內部的人 /内部的人
Etimoloji
benn (“inside”) + fentes (“cunning, fraudulent, deceitful”, used only in this compound word) The second part is either from the verb fen (“to hone”) or from the dialectal verb fentet (“to be in the way, to be underfoot; to go on somewhere, to wander”). First attested in 1873.