murderess

English

Etymology

murder +‎ -ess

Noun

murderess (plural murderesses, masculine murderer)

1. A woman who commits murder; (deprecated template usage) feminine equivalent of murderer.

Translations

woman who commits murder

• Arabic: قَاتِلَة f (qātila)
• Bulgarian: уби́йца f (ubíjca)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 女殺手／女杀手, 女杀手 (nǚshāshǒu)

• Czech: vražedkyně (cs) f
• Danish: morderske c
• Dutch: moordenares (nl) f, moordenaarster f
• French: meurtrière (fr) f
• German: Mörderin (de) f
• Greek: φόνισσα (el) f (fónissa), δολοφόνισσα (el) f (dolofónissa)
• Hebrew: רוֹצַ֫חַת m (rotzáchat)
• Italian: assassina (it) f, omicida (it) f
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• Latin: interfectrīx f
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: morderske m or f

  Nynorsk: morderske f

• Polish: morderczyni (pl) f, zabójczyni (pl) f
• Portuguese: assassina (pt) f
• Russian: уби́йца (ru) m or f (ubíjca) (both genders), же́нщина-уби́йца f (žénščina-ubíjca)
• Slovak: vrahyňa (sk) f
• Spanish: asesina (es) f
• Swedish: mörderska (sv) c
• Telugu: ఘాతిని (te) (ghātini), హంతకురాలు (hantakurālu)