rapist

English

Etymology

rape +‎ -ist

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈɹeɪpɪst/
Audio (Southern England) (file)
Rhymes: -eɪpɪst

Noun

rapist (plural rapists)

A person who has committed rape.

Synonyms

raper

Antonyms

Derived terms

Translations

someone who rapes someone else

Albanian: please add this translation if you can
Arabic: مُغْتَصِب m (muḡtaṣib)
Armenian: բռնաբարիչ (bṙnabaričʿ), բռնաբարող (bṙnabaroġ)
Belarusian: гвалтаўні́к m (hvaltaŭník), гвалто́ўнік (hvaltóŭnik)
Bulgarian: наси́лник (bg) m (nasílnik)
Catalan: violador m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 強姦者／强奸者 (qiángjiānzhě), 強暴者／强暴者 (qiángbàozhě), 強姦犯／强奸犯 (zh) (qiángjiānfàn)
Crimean Tatar: zorba
Czech: násilník (cs) m, násilnice f
Danish: voldtægtsmand c, voldtægtskvinde c
Dutch: verkrachter (nl) m, verkrachtster f
Esperanto: please add this translation if you can
Estonian: please add this translation if you can
Finnish: raiskaaja (fi)
French: violeur (fr) m, violeuse (fr) f
Georgian: გამაუპატიურებელი (gamauṗaṭiurebeli)
German: Vergewaltiger (de) m, Vergewaltigerin (de) f
Greek: βιαστής (el) m (viastís)
Hindi: बलात्कारी m (balātkārī)
Hungarian: ^{(please verify)} nemi erőszakot elkövető személy, erőszaktevő (hu)
Icelandic: nauðgari m
Indonesian: pemerkosa (id), perogol (id)
Italian: stupratore (it) m, stupratrice (it) f
Japanese: 強姦犯 (ごうかんはん, gōkanhan), 強姦者 (ごうかんしゃ, gōkansha), レイピスト (reipisuto), レイパー (reipā) (Internet slang)
Kazakh: зорлаушы (zorlauşy), зорлықшы (zorlyqşy)
Korean: 강간범 (gangganbeom), 강간자 (gangganja)
Kyrgyz: зомбучул (ky) (zombucul)
Latin: stuprator m, stupratrix f, constuprātor m
Latvian: please add this translation if you can
Lithuanian: please add this translation if you can
Macedonian: силувач m (siluvač)
Malay: perogol
Maori: kaipāwhera
Norwegian:
Bokmål: voldtektsforbryter m, voldtektsmann m, voldtektskvinne f

Nynorsk: valdtektsforbrytar m, valdtektsmann m
Persian: تجاوزگر (fa) (tajâvozgar)
Polish: gwałciciel (pl) m, gwałcicielka f
Portuguese: estuprador (pt) m, estupradora (pt) f, violador m, violadora f
Romanian: violator (ro) m
Russian: наси́льник (ru) m (nasílʹnik), наси́льница (ru) f (nasílʹnica), наси́лователь (ru) m (nasílovatelʹ), наси́ловательница f (nasílovatelʹnica)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: насилник m, силоватељ m, силеџија m

Roman: nasilnik (sh) m, silovatelj (sh) m, siledžija (sh) m
Slovak: násilník m
Slovene: posiljevalec m, posiljevalka f
Spanish: violador (es) m, violadora (es) f
Swahili: mbakaji (sw)
Swedish: våldtäktsman (sv) c, våldtäktskvinna c
Tajik: таҷовузгар (tajovuzgar)
Turkish: tecavüzcü
Ukrainian: ґвалтівни́к m (gvaltivnýk), наси́льник m (nasýlʹnyk)
Uzbek: tajovuzkor (uz), zoʻravon (uz)

Anagrams

partis, tapirs

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