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Etymology[edit]
From tour + -ist.
tourist (plural tourists)
- Someone who travels for pleasure rather than for business.
- (derogatory) One who visits a place or attends a social event out of curiosity, wanting to watch without commitment or involvement.
- (sports, informal) a member of the visiting team in a match.
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Translations[edit]
Someone who travels for pleasure
- Arabic: سائح (ar) (saa'iH) m, سواح (ar) (suwwaaH) m pl
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 旅游者 (cmn) (lǚyóuzhě), 游客 (cmn) (yóukè), 游人 (cmn) (yóurén), 觀光客 (cmn), 观光客 (cmn) (guānguāngkè)
- Czech: turista (cs) m
- Danish: turist (da)
- Dutch: toerist (nl) m, toeriste (nl) f
- Finnish: turisti (fi), matkailija (fi)
- French: touriste (fr) m
- Galician: turista (gl) m and f
- German: Tourist m, Vergnügungsreisender m, Reisender (de) m
- Greek: τουρίστας (el) (tourístas) m
- Hebrew: תַּיָר (he) m
- Hindi: पर्यटक (hi) (paryaṭak) m, टूरिस्ट (hi) (ṭūrisṭ) m
- Irish: turasóir (ga) m
- Italian: turista (it) m and f
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- Japanese: 旅行者 (ja) (りょこうしゃ, ryokōsha), 観光客 (ja) (かんこうきゃく, kankōkyaku), ツーリスト (ja) (tsūrisuto)
- Jèrriais: touriste m and f
- Latvian: tūrists (lv) m, tūriste (lv) f
- Lithuanian: turistas (lt) m, turistė (lt) f, keliautojas (lt) m, keliautoja (lt) f
- Luhya: omtali
- Norwegian: turist (no)
- Polish: turysta (pl) m
- Romanian: turist (ro) m, turiști (ro) m pl, turistă (ro) f
- Russian: турист (ru) (turíst) m, туристка (ru) (turístka) f, путешественник (ru) (putešéstvennik) m, путешественница (ru) (putešéstvennica) f
- Scottish Gaelic: neach-turais m and f
- Spanish: turista (es) m and f
- Swahili: mtalii (sw)
- Swedish: turist (sv) c
- Tagalog: turista (tl)
- Turkish: turist (tr), gezgin (tr), gezici (tr), gezmen (tr), seyyah (tr)
- Volapük: (male or female) töran (vo), (male) hitöran (vo), (female) jitöran (vo)
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