English
Etymology
From blackmail + -er.
Noun
blackmailer (plural blackmailers)
- Someone who blackmails.
Translations
someone who blackmails
- Catalan: xantatgista m or f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 敲詐者／敲诈者, 敲诈者 (qiāozhàzhě), 勒索者 (lèsuǒzhě)
- Czech: vyděrač (cs)
- Danish: afpresser c, pengeafpresser c (for money)
- Finnish: kiristäjä (fi)
- French: maître-chanteur (fr) m, maitre-chanteur (fr) m, maître chanteur (fr) m
- Galician: chantaxista m or f
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- German: Erpresser (de) m, Erpresserin (de) f
- Hungarian: zsaroló (hu)
- Italian: ricattatore (it) m, ricattatrice f
- Japanese: 恐喝者 (きょうかつしゃ, kyōkatsusha)
- Portuguese: chantagista (pt) m or f
- Russian: шантажи́ст (ru) m (šantažíst), шантажи́стка (ru) f (šantažístka), вымога́тель (ru) m (vymogátelʹ), вымога́тельница (ru) f (vymogátelʹnica)
- Spanish: chantajista m or f
- Swedish: utpressare (sv) c
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