English[edit]
Etymology[edit]
betray + -er
Pronunciation[edit]
betrayer (plural betrayers)
- Someone who betrays, or reveals confidential information; a squealer or informer.
- Synonyms: backstabber, double-crosser, rat, traitor, two-timer
Translations[edit]
someone who betrays
- Armenian: դավաճան (hy) (davačan)
- Czech: denunciant (cs), konfident (cs), špicl, udavač, udávač, zrádce
- Danish: angiver, forræder
- Dutch: aanbrenger (nl), aangever (nl), judas (nl), klikker (nl), klikspaan (nl), sycofant, verklikker (nl), verlinker, verrader (nl), versliegeraar
- Finnish: pettäjä (fi)
- French: dénonciateur (fr), indicateur (fr), traître (fr)
- German: Verräter (de) m
- Greek:
- Ancient Greek: προδότης m (prodótēs), προδότις f (prodótis)
- Indonesian: pengkhianat (id)
- Irish: brathadóir m
- Italian: traditore (it), sicofante (it)
- Japanese: 裏切り者 (ja) (うらぎりもの, uragiri-mono)
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- Malay: pembelot, penderhaka, pengkhianat
- Norwegian: angiver, forræder (no), sladrehank (no), sviker (no), tyster
- Polish: zdrajca (pl) m, sprzedawczyk m, konfident (pl) m
- Portuguese: traidor (pt), informante (pt)
- Romanian: delator (ro), denunțător (ro), informator (ro), iudă (ro), trădător (ro), turnător (ro), vânzător (ro)
- Russian: осведомитель (ru) (osvedomitelʹ), преда́тель (ru) (predátelʹ)
- Spanish: confidente (es), delator (es), oreja (es), traidor (es)
- Swedish: angivare (sv), förrädare (sv), svikare (sv)
- Thai: คนทรยศ (kon-tɔɔ-rá-yót)
- Turkish: hain (tr)
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