tinsmith

English

Etymology

tin + smith

Noun

tinsmith (plural tinsmiths)

1. A person who makes or repairs things with tin or similar alloys.
2. A dealer in tin goods.

Synonyms

• whitesmith

Hypernyms

• smith, metalsmith

Derived terms

• tinsmithing

Translations

a person who makes or repairs things with tin

• Bulgarian: тенекеджия m (tenekedžija)
• Catalan: llauner
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 白鐵匠／白铁匠, 白铁匠 (bái tiějiang), 錫匠／锡匠 (zh) (xījiàng), 锡匠 (zh) (xījiàng)

• Danish: please add this translation if you can
• Dutch: tingieter
• Finnish: tinaseppä
• French: ferblantier (fr) m, étameur (fr) m, chaudronnier d’étain m
• German: Blechschmied m, Blechschmiedin f, Spengler (de) m, Spenglerin (de) f
• Hungarian: bádogos (hu)
• Italian: lattoniere (it) m
• Japanese: ブリキ屋 (buriki-ya), 板金工 (ばんきんこう, bankinkō)
• Khmer: ជាងដែកស៊ីវិឡាត (chieng daek siivi’laat)
• Korean: 양철공 (ko) (yangcheolgong)
• Latin: faber stannicus m
• Macedonian: калајџија m (kalajdžija)
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• Persian: رویگر (fa) (ruygar)
• Polish: blacharz (pl) m
• Portuguese: latoeiro (pt) m, funileiro (pt) m
• Romanian: tinichigiu (ro) m
• Russian: жестя́нщик (ru) m (žestjánščik), луди́льщик (ru) m (ludílʹščik)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: ли̏ма̄р m, кала́јџија m

  Roman: lȉmār (sh) m, kalájdžija (sh) m

• Sicilian: stagninu m
• Spanish: hojalatero m, hojalatera f
• Swedish: please add this translation if you can
• Turkish: kalaycı (tr)
• Vietnamese: thợ thiếc
• Volapük: (♂♀) tünismitan (vo), (♂) tünihismitan, (♀) tünijismitan
• Westrobothnian:
• Yiddish: בלעכער m (blekher)