participant

English

Etymology

From Latin participans, present participle of participare; see participate.

Noun

participant (plural participants)

1. One who participates.

Synonyms

• partaker, participator

Translations

one who participates

Bulgarian: участник (bg) (učástnik) m. Czech: účastník (cs) m. Dutch: deelnemer (nl) m. Esperanto: partoprenanto (eo) Finnish: osanottaja (fi), osallistuja (fi) French: participant (fr) m., participante (fr) f. German: Teilnehmer (de) m., Teilnehmerin (de) f. Icelandic: þátttakandi (is) m. Italian: partecipante (it) m. and f., che partecipa (it) m. Korean: 참가자 (ko) m., 참가하다 (ko) f.

Kurdish: beşdar (ku), pişkdar (ku), tevlîbûyî (ku) Norwegian: Bokmål: deltaker (nb) m., deltager (nb) m. Nynorsk: deltakar (nn) m. Novial: partisipere, partisipante Portuguese: participante (pt) m. Russian: участник (ru) (učástnik) m. Spanish: participante (es) f. Swedish: deltagare (sv) c. Telugu: పాల్గొను వ్యక్తి (te) (paalgonu vyakti)

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Greek: συμμέτοχος (symmétokhos) m. and f. (noun); συμμετέχων, -ουσα, -ον (symmetékhōn, -usa, -on) (present participle)

External links

• participant in Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary, G. & C. Merriam, 1913
• participant in The Century Dictionary, The Century Co., New York, 1911
• participant at OneLook Dictionary Search

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Catalan

Verb

participant

1. Present participle of participar.

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French

Verb

participant

1. Present participle of participer.

Noun

participant m. (plural participants; feminine participante, plural participantes)

1. participant

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Latin

Verb

participant

1. third-person plural present active indicative of participō