tradesman

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English

Etymology

From trade +‎ -s- +‎ -man.

Noun

tradesman (plural tradesmen)

A skilled manual worker (implied male).
(archaic) One who trades; a shopkeeper.

Antonyms

tradeswoman

Hypernyms

skilled worker
tradesperson
(Australia, colloquial) tradie

Derived terms

master tradesman

Translations

skilled male manual worker

Bulgarian: занаятчия (bg) m (zanajatčija)
Finnish: ammattimies (fi)
French: artisan (fr) m
German: Handwerker (de) m, Facharbeiter (de) m, gelernter Arbeiter m
Russian: мастерово́й (ru) m (masterovój), реме́сленник (ru) m (reméslennik), ма́стер (ru) m (máster)
Spanish: artesano (es) m, menestral m

Anagrams

maned rats

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