tailoress

English

Etymology

From Middle English tayleresses pl; equivalent to tailor +‎ -ess.

Noun

tailoress (plural tailoresses)

1. (dated) a female tailor

Translations

female tailor

• Belarusian: краўчы́ха f (kraŭčýxa)
• Bulgarian: шива́чка f (šiváčka)
• Catalan: sastressa (ca) f
• Dutch: kleermaakster (nl) f
• Esperanto: tajlorino
• French: tailleuse (fr) f
• German: Schneiderin (de) f
• Greek: μοδίστρα (el) f (modístra)
• Irish: bantáilliúir m
• Latin: sartrīx f
• Lithuanian: siuvėja f
• Macedonian: кро́јачка f (krójačka)
• Maltese: ħajjata f
• Norman: couôtuthiéthe
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: skredderske f

• Polish: krawcowa (pl) f, krawczyni (pl) f, szwoczka (pl) f
• Romanian: croitoreasă (ro) f
• Russian: портни́ха (ru) f (portníxa), швея́ (ru) f (švejá)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: кроја̀чица f

  Roman: krojàčica (sh) f

• Slovak: krajčírka f
• Slovene: krojáčica f
• Spanish: modista f
• Swedish: skrädderska (sv) c
• Ukrainian: кравчи́ня f (kravčýnja)
• Yiddish: שנײַדערקע f (shnayderke)

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