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1. (n.) fisherman
a person who fishes.
2. fisherman
a ship used in fishing.
3. (adj.) fisherman
Also, fisher&syl;man's. of or designating a knitting pattern primarily of cable-stitches.
Etymology: (1400–50)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) fisherman, fisher
someone whose occupation is catching fish
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1. (noun) fisherman
sb whose job is fishing
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1. (noun) Fisherman
one whose occupation is to catch fish
2. (noun) Fisherman
a ship or vessel employed in the business of taking fish, as in the cod fishery
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Sense: a person who fishes either as a job or as a hobby.
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 Afrikaans: visser |
 Arabic: صَيّاد |
 Bulgarian: рибар |
 Brazilian: pescador |
 Czech: rybář |
 German: der Fischer |
 Danish: fisker; lystfisker |
 Greek: ψαράς |
 Spanish: pescador |
 Estonian: kalur, kalamees |
 Farsi: ماهی گیر |
 Finnish: kalastaja |
 French: pêcheur |
 Hebrew: דַייָג |
 Hindi: मछुआरा |
 Croatian: ribar |
 Hungarian: halász |
 Indonesian: pengail |
 Icelandic: fiskimaður, veiðimaður |
 Italian: pescatore |
 Japanese: 漁夫 |
 Korean: 어부 |
 Lithuanian: žvejys |
 Latvian: zvejnieks |
 Malay: nelayan |
 Dutch: visser |
 Norwegian: fisker |
 Polish: rybak |
 Persian: ماهی گیر |
 Pashto: كب نيوونكى، دكب نيولو بيړ |
 Portuguese: pescador |
 Romanian: pescar |
 Russian: рыбак; рыболов |
 Slovak: rybár |
 Slovenian: ribič |
 Serbian: pecaroš |
 Swedish: fiskare |
 Thai: ชาวประมง |
 Turkish: balık tutan kimse |
 Taiwanese: 捕魚人 |
 Ukrainian: рибалка; риболов |
 Urdu: ماہی گیر |
 Vietnamese: ngư dân |
 Chinese: 捕鱼人 |
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