bookbinder

English

Etymology

From Middle English bokebynder, bok-bindere, equivalent to book +‎ binder.

Noun

bookbinder (plural bookbinders)

1. A person whose profession is binding pages together to form books.

Synonyms

• bibliopegist

Related terms

• bookbindery
• bookbinding

Translations

person whose profession is binding books

• Bulgarian: книговезец m (knigovezec)
• Catalan: enquadernador m
• Czech: knihař (cs) m, knihvazač m, vazač m
• Danish: bogbinder c
• Dutch: boekbinder (nl)
• Estonian: raamatuköitja, köitja
• Faroese: bókbindari m
• Finnish: kirjansitoja
• French: relieur (fr) m, relieuse (fr) f
• German: Buchbinder (de) m, Buchbinderin (de) f
• Greek: βιβλιοδέτης (el) m (vivliodétis)
• Hungarian: könyvkötő (hu)
• Icelandic: bókbindari (is) m
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• Italian: legatore m, legatrice f
• Latin: glūtinātōr m
• Latvian: grāmatsējējs m
• Macedonian: книгове́зец m (knigovézec), книгоподвезник m (knigopodveznik)
• Polish: introligator (pl) m
• Portuguese: encadernador (pt) m
• Romanian: legător (ro) m, legătoare (ro) f
• Russian: переплётчик (ru) m (perepljótčik), переплётчица (ru) f (perepljótčica)
• Spanish: encuadernador (es)
• Swedish: bokbindare (sv) c
• Tagalog: tagabalat-aklat
• Ukrainian: паліту́рник m (palitúrnyk)

Anagrams

• Brodie knob