Word: cottager
Translations: cottager
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spanish
Translations:
labrador, aldeano, aldeana
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german
Translations:
Häusler, Häuslers, Cottage
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french
Translations:
paysan, villégiateur, propriétaire de chalet, de chalet, propriétaire de chalet qui
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portuguese
Translations:
aldeão, camponês, colono
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dutch
Translations:
arbeider, Cottager, van Cottager, hutbewoner, eenvoudige landman
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russian
Translations:
батрак, дачник, бобыль, крестьянин
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norwegian
Translations:
husmannen, husmann
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swedish
Translations:
torp, torpare
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finnish
Translations:
torppari, mökkiläinen, äijä, mäkitupalainen
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danish
Translations:
husmand
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czech
Translations:
chalupář, chalupník, chatařská, chatařské, chatař
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polish
Translations:
chałupnik, Chłop
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hungarian
Translations:
paraszt, falusi, nyaraló, kis ház lakója
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turkish
Translations:
rençper, sayfiye evinde, sayfiye evinde oturan kimse, sayfiye evinde oturan
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greek
Translations:
κάτοικος καλύβης, καλύβης
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ukrainian
Translations:
дачник
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albanian
Translations:
fshatar, pronar i shtëpisë verimi, banor fshati, shtëpisë verimi, i shtëpisë verimi
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bulgarian
Translations:
курортист, селянин
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belarusian
Translations:
дачнік, дачнікі
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estonian
Translations:
saunik, pops, vabadik, maatööline, Mökkiläinen
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croatian
Translations:
stanovnik letnjikovca, letnjikovca
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lithuanian
Translations:
pederastas, Būdinieks, Kotedžai, gyvenantis vasarnamyje, Laucinieks
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latvian
Translations:
laucinieks, būdinieks, vasarnieks
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macedonian
Translations:
селанец
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romanian
Translations:
țăran, unei vile, locuitor al unei vile, al unei vile, locuitor al unei căsuțe
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slovak
Translations:
chalupár
The meaning and "use of": cottager
noun
- a person living in a cottage. - Country people were more practical, but from the 17th century, cottagers as well as landed gentry took immense pride in their plants.