English[edit]
Etymology[edit]
geo- + -grapher
geographer (plural geographers)
- A specialist in geography.
Translations[edit]
a specialist in geography
- Afrikaans: geograaf
- Albanian: gjeograf (sq)
- Arabic: جُغرافيّ m (juḡrāfiy)
- Armenian: աշխարհագրագետ (hy) (ašxarhagraget)
- Asturian: xeógrafu m
- Azerbaijani: coğrafiyaşünas
- Basque: geografo
- Belarusian: географ m (hjeóhraf)
- Bulgarian: геогра́ф m (geográf)
- Catalan: geògraf m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 地理學家 (zh), 地理学家 (zh) (dìlǐxuéjiā)
- Czech: geograf m, zeměpisec m
- Danish: geograf (da) c
- Dutch: geograaf (nl), aardrijkskundige (nl) m, f
- Esperanto: (♂♀) geografo (eo), (♀) geografino
- Estonian: geograaf
- Finnish: maantieteilijä (fi)
- French: géographe (fr) m, f
- Galician: xeógrafo m, xeógrafa f
- Georgian: გეოგრაფი (geograpi)
- German: Geograf m, Geografin f, Geograph m, Geographin f
- Greek: γεωγράφος (el) m (geográfos)
- Hebrew: גיאוגרף m (gyeagraf), גאוגרף (he) m (geagraf)
- Hungarian: földrajztudós (hu), geográfus (hu)
- Icelandic: landfræðingur m
- Ido: geografo (io)
- Indonesian: ahli geografi
- Irish: tíreolaí m, geografaí m
- Italian: geografo (it) m, geografa f
- Japanese: 地理学者 (ちりがくしゃ, chirigakusha)
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