punisher

See also: Punisher

English

Etymology

punish +‎ -er.

Noun

punisher (plural punishers)

One who punishes.

Translations

one who punishes

Arabic: مُعَاقِب m (muʕāqib)
Azerbaijani: cəzalandırıcı
Belarusian: ка́рнік m (kárnik), ка́рніца f (kárnica)
Chinese:
Cantonese: 懲罰者／惩罚者 (cing⁴ fat⁶ ze²)

Mandarin: 懲罰者／惩罚者 (chéngfázhě)
Esperanto: punanto, punisto
French: punisseur (fr) m, punisseuse (fr) f
German: Bestrafer m, Bestraferin f
Greek: τιμωρός (el) m or f (timorós)
Hebrew: הֶמעֱנִישׁ (ham'anísh)
Hungarian: megtorló (hu)
Italian: punitore (it) m, punitrice f, castigatore (it) m, castigatrice f
Latin: pūnitor m, ultor m, vindex m or f
Lithuanian: baudėjas m or f
Portuguese: castigador m, punidor (pt) m
Russian: кара́тель (ru) m (karátelʹ), кара́тельница (ru) f (karátelʹnica)
Spanish: castigador m
Swedish: bestraffare c
Ukrainian: кара́тель m (karátelʹ), кара́тельниця f (karátelʹnycja)
Vietnamese: kẻ trừng phạt

Anagrams

huprines, repunish

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