English
Etymology
pornography + -er.
Noun
pornographer (plural pornographers)
- One who is involved in the creation or dissemination of pornography. [from mid-19th c.]
Synonyms
Translations
person involved in creation or dissemination of pornography
- Armenian: պոռնոգրաֆիա նկարող (poṙnografia nkaroġ)
- Basque: pornografo
- Bulgarian: порнограф m (pornograf)
- Catalan: pornògraf m, pornista m or f (informal)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: (please verify) 色情文學作家／色情文学作家, (please verify) 色情文学作家
- Czech: pornograf m
- Danish: pornograf (da) c
- Dutch: pornograaf
- Finnish: pornotuottaja (producer); pornonäyttelijä (fi) (actor); pornotyöläinen, pornoammattilainen (unspecified)
- French: pornographe (fr) m or f
- Galician: pornógrafo (gl) m, pornógrafa f
- German: Pornograph m (Pornograf m), Pornographin f
- Greek: πορνογράφος (el) m (pornográfos)
- Hungarian: pornográf író, trágár író, szeméremsértő író
- Icelandic: klámritahöfundur m (writer)
- Irish: pornagrafaí m
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- Italian: pornografo m, pornografa f
- Japanese: ポルノグラフ (porunogurafu)
- Latvian: pornogrāfs m
- Lithuanian: pornografas m
- Macedonian: порногра́ф m (pornográf)
- Norwegian: pornograf m
- Polish: pornograf m
- Portuguese: pornógrafo (pt) m, pornógrafa (pt) f
- Romanian: pornograf (ro) m, pornografă f
- Russian: изготови́тель порнографии (izgotovítelʹ pornografii) (producer), распространитель порнографии (rasprostranitelʹ pornografii) (dealer)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Arebica: پۉرنۉغرآف m
- Cyrillic: порно̀граф m
- Roman: pornògraf (sh) m
- Slovene: pornográf m
- Spanish: pornógrafo m, pornógrafa f
- Swedish: pornograf c, porrförläggare c (publisher)
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