karateka

English

Etymology

From Japanese 空手家 / からてか / karateka.

Noun

karateka (plural karateka)

1. A practitioner of karate.

Translations

practitioner of karate

• Afrikaans: karateka
• Finnish: karateka (fi)
• Japanese: 空手家 (ja) (からてか, karateka)
• Persian: کاراته‌کا‎‎ (kârâtekâ), کاراته‌کار‎‎ (kârâtekâr)

• Romanian: karateka (ro) m, f
• Russian: каратэ́ка m, f (karatɛ́ka), карати́ст (ru) m (karatíst), карати́стка (ru) f (karatístka)
• Tagalog: mangangarate

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Afrikaans

Etymology

Borrowed from Japanese 空手家 (karateka).

Pronunciation

• Hyphenation: kara‧teka or karateka

Noun

karateka (plural karatekas or karateka)

1. karateka

Usage notes

The second plural, karateka, is relatively uncommon except in situations where dealing with people familiar with the Japanese language.

Related terms

• karate

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Finnish

Noun

karateka

1. karateka

Declension

Inflection of karateka (Kotus type 9/kala, no gradation)
nominative		karateka	karatekat
genitive		karatekan	karatekojen
partitive		karatekaa	karatekoja
illative		karatekaan	karatekoihin
		singular	plural
nominative		karateka	karatekat
accusative	nom.	karateka	karatekat
	gen.	karatekan
genitive		karatekan	karatekojen karatekainrare
partitive		karatekaa	karatekoja
inessive		karatekassa	karatekoissa
elative		karatekasta	karatekoista
illative		karatekaan	karatekoihin
adessive		karatekalla	karatekoilla
ablative		karatekalta	karatekoilta
allative		karatekalle	karatekoille
essive		karatekana	karatekoina
translative		karatekaksi	karatekoiksi
instructive		—	karatekoin
abessive		karatekatta	karatekoitta
comitative		—	karatekoineen

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Japanese

Romanization

karateka

1. Rōmaji transcription of からてか

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Spanish

Alternative forms

• karateca

Etymology

From Japanese 空手家

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ka̠.ɾa̠ˈte̞.ka̠]

Noun

karateka m, f (plural karatekas)

1. (martial arts) karateka