woodcutter

English

Etymology

From wood +‎ cutter.

Noun

woodcutter (plural woodcutters)

1. A person who cuts down trees, especially as an occupation; a lumberjack.
2. A person who cuts wood.
3. A person who makes woodcuts.

Translations

lumberjack — see lumberjack

person who cuts wood

• Arabic: حَطَّاب m (ḥaṭṭāb)
• Armenian: փայտահատ (hy) (pʻaytahat)
• Azerbaijani: odunçu
• Belarusian: дрывасе́к m (dryvasjék), драўні́к m (draŭník), лесару́б m (ljesarúb)
• Bulgarian: дървосека́ч (bg) m (dǎrvosekáč), дърва́р (bg) m (dǎrvár)
• Catalan: estellador m, estelladora f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 樵夫 (zh) (qiáofū)

• Czech: dřevorytec m
• Dutch: houthakker (nl) m
• Estonian: puuraidur
• Finnish: puunhakkaaja
• French: bûcheron (fr) m
• Georgian: ტყისმჭრელი (ṭq̇ismč̣reli)
• German: Holzfäller (de) m, Holzhacker (de) m
• Greek: ξυλοκόπος (el) m (xylokópos)

  Ancient: ξυλοκόπος m (xulokópos)

• Hungarian: favágó (hu)
• Italian: taglialegna m
• Japanese: 樵 (ja) (きこり, kikori)
• Korean: 나무꾼 (ko) (namukkun)
• Macedonian: дрвосечач m (drvosečač), дрвар m (drvar)
• Persian: چوب‌بر (fa) (čub-bor)
• Polish: drwal (pl) m
• Russian: дровосе́к (ru) m (drovosék), лесору́б (ru) m (lesorúb), дровору́б (ru) m (drovorúb) (regional or dated)
• Slovak: drevorubač (sk) m, drevorytec m
• Slovene: drvar m
• Tajik: ҳезум-бур (hezum-bur), ҳезумкаш (hezumkaš)
• Turkish: oduncu (tr)
• Ukrainian: дроворі́з m (drovoríz), дровору́б m (drovorúb), лісору́б m (lisorúb)

person who makes woodcuts

• Finnish: puunkaivertaja, puunleikkaaja
• German: Formschneider m, Xylograph (de) m
• Polish: drzeworytnik (pl) m

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• Malayalam: ^{(please verify)} മരംവെട്ടുകാരന് (maraṁveṭṭukāraṉ)

See also

• woodcutting