trendsetter

See also: Trendsetter

English

Alternative forms

• trend-setter, trend setter

Etymology

From trend +‎ setter.

Noun

trendsetter (plural trendsetters)

1. Someone who starts a trend, or makes one more popular.

   Near-synonyms: influencer, thought leader

Related terms

• trendsetting

Translations

someone who starts a trend, or makes one more popular

• Finnish: edelläkävijä (fi), muotisuuntauksen luoja
• French: tendanceur (fr) m, lanceur de mode (fr)
• German: Trendsetter (de) m
• Japanese: トレンドセッター (torendosettā)
• Polish: trendsetter m, trendsetterka f
• Russian: законода́тель мо́ды m (zakonodátelʹ módy), законода́тельница мо́ды f (zakonodátelʹnica módy), трендсе́ттер (ru) m (trɛndsɛ́ttɛr)
• Swedish: trendsättare (sv) c, trendskapare (sv) c

Polish

Etymology

Unadapted borrowing from English trendsetter.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /trɛntˈsɛ.tɛr/
• Rhymes: -ɛtɛr
• Syllabification: trend‧se‧tter

Noun

trendsetter m pers (female equivalent trendsetterka)

1. trendsetter

Declension

Declension of trendsetter

	singular	plural
nominative	trendsetter	trendsetterzy/trendsettery (deprecative)
genitive	trendsettera	trendsetterów
dative	trendsetterowi	trendsetterom
accusative	trendsettera	trendsetterów
instrumental	trendsetterem	trendsetterami
locative	trendsetterze	trendsetterach
vocative	trendsetterze	trendsetterzy

Further reading

• trendsetter in Wielki słownik języka polskiego, Instytut Języka Polskiego PAN
• trendsetter in Polish dictionaries at PWN

Swedish

Etymology

Unadapted borrowing from English trendsetter.

Noun

trendsetter c

1. trendsetter

   Synonyms: trändskapare, trändsättare

   • 2016 May 2, Malin Randeniye, “Mat med Malin om det svenska fikat som internationell trend [Food with Malin about Swedish fika as an international trend]”, in SR P4:

     Vem hade kunnat tro att mormor skulle vara en global trendsetter?

     Who would have thought that grandma would become a global trendsetter?