tiler

See also: Tiler

English

Etymology

From Middle English tiler, tilar, tilere, tylere, tighelar, tyghelere, tygelere, probably from Old English *tiglere, *tigelere (“one who lays tile, tiler”), equivalent to tile +‎ -er.

Noun

tiler (plural tilers)

A person who sets tiles.
(Freemasonry) A doorkeeper or attendant at a lodge of Freemasons.

Translations

a person who sets tiles

Chinese:
Mandarin: 瓦工 (zh) (wǎgōng)
Czech: dlaždič m, obkladač m
Danish: fliselægger c
Dutch: tegelzetter (nl) m
Finnish: laatoittaja
French: carreleur (fr) m, carreleuse (fr) f
German: Fliesenleger (de) m
Greek: (colloquial) πλακάς (el) m (plakás)
Italian: piastrellista (it) m
Macedonian: пло́чкар m (plóčkar)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: flislegger (no) m
Ottoman Turkish: كرمیدجی (kiremidci)
Polish: płytkarz (pl) m, glazurnik m, kafelkarz m, terakociarz m
Romanian: țiglar (ro) m
Russian: пли́точник (ru) m (plítočnik)
Spanish: embaldosador m, solador (es) m
Swedish: taktäckare c, plattsättare (sv) c, tegeltäckare c
Turkish: çatı ustası, döşemeci (tr), döşeme ustası, fayansçı (tr), kiremitçi (tr)
Welsh: töwr m, teilsiwr m

Anagrams

liter, litre, relit, triel

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