English
Etymology
From stutter + -er.
Pronunciation
Noun
stutterer (plural stutterers)
- One who stutters; one who speaks with a stutter.
Synonyms
Derived terms
Translations
one who stutters
- Arabic: أَرَتُّ (ʔarattu)
- Azerbaijani: pəltək
- Catalan: tartamut (ca) m
- Danish: stammer c
- Dutch: stotteraar (nl) m, stotteraarster f
- Esperanto: balbutulo
- Finnish: änkyttäjä (fi)
- French: bègue (fr) m or f, balbutieur (fr) m, balbutieuse (fr) f, bégayeur (fr) m, bégayeuse (fr) f
- Galician: tato (gl) m, tatexo (gl), gago (gl) m
- German: Stotterer (de) m, Stottrer m, Stotterin (de) f, Stottrerin f, Stammler (de) m, Stammlerin (de) f
- Greek: τραυλός (el) m (travlós), τραυλή (el) f (travlí)
- Italian: balbuziente (it) m or f
- Ladino: peltek
- Macedonian: пелтек m (peltek), д’ткач (d’tkač)
- Marathi: तोतरा m (totrā)
- Polish: jąkała (pl) m
- Portuguese: gago (pt) m, gaga (pt) f
- Romanian: bâlbâit (ro) m
- Russian: заи́ка (ru) m or f (zaíka)
- Scottish Gaelic: mabach m
- Spanish: tartamudo (es) m, tartamuda (es) f, gago (es) m, tartaja m or f, tartajoso m
- Swedish: stammare (sv) c
- Tarifit: aynaw m
- Ukrainian: заї́ка m or f (zajíka)
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