dressmaker

English

Etymology

From dress +‎ maker.

Pronunciation

(General American) IPA^(key): /ˈdɹɛsˌmeɪkɚ/

Noun

dressmaker (plural dressmakers)

A person who makes tailor-made women's clothes.

Coordinate terms

Derived terms

dressmaker's ham

Translations

person who makes women's clothes

Arabic: خَيَّاطَة f (ḵayyāṭa)
Bengali: দর্জি f (dorji)
Bulgarian: шивачка f (šivačka)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 女裝裁縫師／女装裁缝师 (nǚzhuāng cáiféngshī)
Danish: syerske (da) c
Finnish: ompelija (fi)
French: couturière (fr) f
Georgian: მკერავი (mḳeravi), თერძი (terʒi)
German: Schneiderin (de) f
Hindi: ललित (hi) f (lalit)
Irish: gúnadóir m, maintín f
Italian: sarta (it) f
Japanese: 仕立て屋 (ja) (したてや, shitateya), ドレスメーカー (ja) (doresumēkā)
Korean: 양장점 (ko) f (yangjangjeon)
Norman: couôtuthiéthe f, couôtuthyi m
Polish: krawcowa (pl) f
Portuguese: costureira (pt) f
Romanian: croitor (ro) m, croitoreasă (ro) f
Russian: портни́ха (ru) f (portníxa), (dated) моди́стка (ru) f (modístka)
Spanish: modista f
Swedish: sömmerska (sv)
Vilamovian: šnajder m, śnajder m

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