netizen

English

Etymology

Blend of Net +‎ citizen

Noun

netizen (plural netizens)

1. (computing) A member of the community of Internet users.
   • 19 Jan 2012, Johnathan Weisman, Web Rises Up To Deflect Bills Seen as Threat, The New York Times, A1:

     It appeared by Wednesday evening that Congress would follow Bank of America, Netflix and Verizon as the latest institution to change course in the face of a netizen revolt.

Translations

member of Internet community

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 網民／网民 (zh) (wǎngmín), 网民 (zh) (wǎngmín), 網友／网友 (zh) (wǎngyǒu), 网友 (zh) (wǎngyǒu)

• Finnish: nettikansalainen
• French: netizen (fr) m
• German: Netizen (de) m, Netcitizen m, Netzbürger m
• Greek: κυβερνοπολίτης m (kyvernopolítis)
• Indonesian: warganet (id)
• Italian: internauta (it) f
• Japanese: ネチズン (nechizun)
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• Korean: 네티즌 (ko) (netijeun)
• Lithuanian: intenautas m, internautė f
• Malay: wargamaya
• Polish: internauta (pl) f
• Russian: не́тизен m (nétizen), сетя́нин (ru) m (setjánin), кибер-граждани́н m (kiber-graždanín)
• Spanish: internauta (es) f
• Swedish: nätmedborgare (sv) c
• Thai: ชาวเน็ต (chaao-nèt), (dated) พลเมืองเครือข่าย
• Vietnamese: cư dân mạng, dân mạng

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