[edit] English
[edit] Etymology
photograph + -er, from Ancient Greek φωτός, genitive singular of φῶς (“light”) (fōs) and γράφω (“I write”).
[edit] Pronunciation
photographer (plural photographers)
- One who takes photographs.
[edit] Synonyms
[edit] Translations
one who takes photographs
- Arabic: مصور (ar) (muSáwwir) m.
- Basque: argazkilari (eu)
- Belarusian: фатограф (be) (fatóhraf) m.
- Bulgarian: фотограф (bg) (fotograf) m.
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 攝影師 (cmn), 摄影师 (cmn) (shèyǐngshī)
- Croatian: fotograf (hr) m.
- Dutch: fotograaf (nl) m.
- Esperanto: fotisto (eo), (female) fotistino (eo)
- French: photographe (fr) m. and f.
- German: Fotograf (de) m., Photograph (de) m.
- Greek: φωτογράφος (el) (fotográfos) m.
- Hindi: फ़ोटोग्रफ़र (hi) (foṭografar) m.
- Hungarian: fényképész (hu), fotós (hu), fotográfus (hu)
- Japanese: 撮影者 (ja) (さつえいしゃ, satsueisha), 写真師 (ja) (しゃしんし, shashinshi), 写真家 (ja) (しゃしんか, shashinka)
- Persian: عکاس (fa) ('akkâs)
- Polish: fotograf (pl) m.
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- Portuguese: fotógrafo (pt) m., fotógrafa (pt) f.
- Russian: фотограф (ru) (fotógraf) m.
- Scottish Gaelic: dealbhaiche (gd) m., dealbhadair (gd) m.
- Slovak: fotograf (sk) m., fotografka f., fotografista m., fotografistka f.
- Slovene: fotograf (sl) m.
- Spanish: fotógrafo (es) m.
- Swahili: mpigapicha (sw)
- Swedish: fotograf (sv) c.
- Thai: ช่างภาพ (th) (châang pâap)
- Ukrainian: фотограф (uk) (fotóhraf) m.
- Urdu: فوٹوگرافر (ur) (foṭografar) m.
- Vietnamese: nhà nhiếp ảnh (vi), thợ nhiếp ảnh (vi)
- Volapük: (male or female) fotografan (vo), (male) hifotografan (vo), (female) jifotografan (vo), (older term, obsolete) fotogafel (vo), (older term, obsolete) litamagel (vo), (male or female, color) kölafotografan (vo)
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