grammarian

English

Etymology

Inherited from Middle English gramarien, form Middle French gramarien, gramairien.

Pronunciation

enPR: grə-mârʹē-ən, IPA^(key): /ɡɹəˈmɛəɹɪən/
Audio (Southern England) (file)

Noun

grammarian (plural grammarians)

A person who studies grammar.
Synonyms: grammatician, grammaticist

Derived terms

Neogrammarian

Translations

person who studies grammar

Arabic: نَحْوِيّ (ar) (naḥwiyy)
Armenian: քերականագետ (hy) (kʻerakanaget), քերական (hy) (kʻerakan)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 語法學家／语法学家 (zh) (yǔfǎ xuéjiā)
Czech: gramatik m
Danish: grammatiker c
Dutch: grammaticus (nl) m
Esperanto: gramatikisto
Finnish: kieliopin tutkija
French: grammairien (fr) m, grammairienne (fr) f
Galician: gramático (gl) m, gramática (gl) f
Georgian: please add this translation if you can
German: Grammatiker (de) m
Middle High German: grâmaticus m, gramatici m (plural)
Greek: γραμματικός (el) m (grammatikós)
Ancient: γραμματικός m (grammatikós)
Hindi: शाब्दिक (hi) m (śābdik), वैयाकरणिक m (vaiyākarṇik)
Italian: grammatico (it) m
Japanese: 文法家 (bunpōka), 文法学者 (bunpōgakusha)
Korean: 문법가 (munbeopga)
Latin: grammaticus m
Latvian: gramatiķis m, gramatiķe f
Lithuanian: gramatikas m, gramatikė f
Low German:
German Low German: grammatikers (plural)
Macedonian: граматичар m (gramatičar)
Manx: grammeydeyr m
Maori: mātanga wetewete reo
Middle English: gramarien
Old English: stæfcræftiga m
Persian: نحوی (fa) (nahvi)
Polish: gramatyk (pl) m
Portuguese: gramático (pt) m
Russian: граммати́ст (ru) m (grammatíst), граммати́стка f (grammatístka), грамма́тик (ru) m (grammátik)
Sanskrit: वैयाकरण (sa) m (vaiyākaraṇa), शाब्दिक (sa) m (śābdika), शाब्द (sa) m (śābda)
Slovak: gramatik m
Spanish: gramático m
Swahili: mwanasarufi
Swedish: grammatiker (sv) c
Tagalog: mambabalarila
Tamil: please add this translation if you can
Thai: please add this translation if you can
Urdu: قواعدداں m (qavāyaddā̃)
Vietnamese: nhà ngữ pháp học

grammarian

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