English[edit]
Etymology[edit]
cartography + -er
Pronunciation[edit]
cartographer (plural cartographers)
- One who makes maps or charts.
Synonyms[edit]
Related terms[edit]
Translations[edit]
one who makes maps or charts
- Armenian: քարտեզագիր (hy) (kʻartezagir)
- Catalan: cartògraf m
- Czech: kartograf m
- Dutch: cartograaf (nl)
- Esperanto: kartografo (eo)
- Finnish: kartanpiirtäjä, kartantekijä, kartografi (fi)
- French: cartographe (fr) m or f
- Galician: cartógrafo (gl) m
- German: Kartograph (de) m, Kartograf (de) m, Kartographin (de) f, Kartografin (de) f
- Greek: χαρτογράφος (el) m or f (chartográfos)
- Hindi: मानचित्रकार (māncitrakār), नक़्शानवीस (naqśānvīs), नक़्शा-निगार (naqśā-nigār), नक़्शा-कश (naqśā-kaś)
- Hungarian: térképész (hu), kartográfus (hu)
- Icelandic: kortagerðarmaður m
- Indonesian: kartografer
- Italian: cartografo (it) m
- Japanese: 地図製作者 (ちずせいさくしゃ, chizu-seisaku-sha)
- Korean: 지도 제작자 (jido jejakja)
- Latvian: kartogrāfs m, kartogrāfe f
- Macedonian: картограф m (kartograf)
- Polish: kartograf (pl) m
- Portuguese: cartógrafo m
- Punjabi: ਨਕਸ਼ਾ ਨਵੀਸ m (nakśā navīs)
- Romanian: cartograf (ro) m, cartografă (ro) f
- Russian: карто́граф (ru) m (kartógraf)
- Spanish: cartógrafo (es) m or f
- Turkish: haritacı (tr), kartograf (tr)
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