English
Etymology
survive -or
Pronunciation
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Noun
survivor (plural survivors
One who survives .
( figuratively ) hardship .
Synonyms: trooper tough cookie One who knew a specific decedent .
She was from a large family and had many friends, so the funeral was crowded with mourning survivors .
Derived terms
Translations
one who survives
Catalan: supervivent (ca) m or f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 幸存者 (zh) ( xìngcúnzhě )
Danish: please add this translation if you can
Dutch: overlevende (nl) c
Finnish: selviytyjä (fi) , selviytynyt (fi)
French: survivant (fr) m survivante (fr) f rescapé (fr) m rescapée (fr) f
Galician: supervivente m or f sobrevivente m or f
German: Überlebender (de) m Überlebende (de) f
Greek: επιζών (el) m ( epizón )
Hungarian: túlélő (hu)
Italian: superstite (it) m or f
Japanese: 生存者 ( せいぞんしゃ, sēzonsha ) , 生き残り ( いきのこり, ikinokori )
(deprecated template usage ) {{trans-mid }}Korean: please add this translation if you can
Latin: superstes m or f
Maori: makorea mokorea toiora mōrehurehu mōrehu
Norwegian: overlever m
Persian: بازمانده (fa) ( bâzmândeh )
Portuguese: sobrevivente (pt)
Russian: вы́живший (ru) ( výživšij ) , оста́вшийся в живы́х ( ostávšijsja v živýx ) , уцеле́вший (ru) ( ucelévšij )
Scottish Gaelic: neach-tàrrsainn m or f
Spanish: sobreviviente (es) m or f ( Latin America ) , superviviente (es) m or f ( Spain )
Swahili: nusura (sw)
Swedish: överlevare (sv) c överlevande (sv) c
Vietnamese: người sống sót
person who is able to endure hardship
one who knew a specific decedent