English
Etymology
From Middle English flaterere, equivalent to flatter + -er.
Noun
flatterer (plural flatterers)
- One who flatters.
Related terms
Translations
one who flatters
- Albanian: lajkatar (sq)
- Bulgarian: ласкател (bg) m (laskatel)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 奉承者 (zh) (fèngchéngzhě), 諂媚者／谄媚者 (zh) (chǎnmèizhě), 谄媚者 (zh) (chǎnmèizhě), 阿諛者／阿谀者, 阿谀者 (ēyúzhě)
- Czech: lichotník m
- French: flatteur (fr) m, flatteuse (fr) f
- Galician: aloumiñeiro m
- German: Schmeichler (de) m, Schmeichlerin (de) f
- Greek:
- Ancient: κόλαξ m (kólax), θώψ m (thṓps)
- Hungarian: hízelgő (hu)
- Italian: adulatore (it) m, adulatrice f
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- Japanese: おべっか使い (obekkatsukai), 茶坊主 (ja) (chabōzu), 幇間 (hōkan, taikomochi)
- Latin: palpātor m, palpō m, adūlātor m
- Middle English: placebo, flaterere
- Norman: affliâtreux m, fliatteux m
- Polish: pochlebca (pl) m
- Portuguese: bajulador (pt), adulador (pt), puxa-saco (pt) (informal)
- Russian: льстец (ru) m (lʹstec), подхали́м (ru) m (podxalím)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: ласкавац m (laskavac)
- Latin: laskavac (sh) m
- Spanish: lisonjeador (es) m or f, lisonjero (es) m or f, adulador (es) (adj.), halagador (es) m
- Walloon: clatcheu (wa) m, platchteu (wa) m, flåzeu m
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