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1. (n.) geisha
a Japanese woman trained as a professional singer, dancer, and companion for men.
Etymology: (1890–95; < Japn, =gei arts (< Chin) + -sha person (< Chin))
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1. (noun) geisha, geisha girl
a Japanese woman trained to entertain men with conversation and singing and dancing
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Sense: (often geisha girl ) a Japanese girl trained to entertain (men) by her conversation, dancing etc.
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 Afrikaans: geisja |
 Arabic: فتاة الجيشا اليابانيَّه |
 Bulgarian: гейша |
 Brazilian: gueixa |
 Czech: gejša |
 German: die Geisha |
 Danish: geisha |
 Greek: γκέισα |
 Spanish: geisha |
 Estonian: geiša |
 Farsi: گیشا |
 Finnish: geisha |
 French: geisha |
 Hebrew: גֵּישָה |
 Hindi: नर्तकी |
 Croatian: gejša |
 Hungarian: gésa |
 Indonesian: geisha |
 Icelandic: geisja |
 Italian: geisha |
 Japanese: 芸者 |
 Korean: 게이샤(藝者) |
 Lithuanian: geiša |
 Latvian: geiša |
 Malay: geisha |
 Dutch: geisha |
 Norwegian: geisha |
 Polish: gejsza |
 Persian: گیشا |
 Pashto: ګیشا |
 Portuguese: gueixa |
 Romanian: gheişă |
 Russian: гейша |
 Slovak: gejša |
 Slovenian: gejša |
 Serbian: gejša |
 Swedish: geisha |
 Thai: หญิงญี่ปุ่นที่มีอาชีพร้อง |
 Turkish: geyşa |
 Taiwanese: (日本)藝妓 |
 Ukrainian: гейша |
 Urdu: شائقین کا دل بہلانے کے لی |
 Vietnamese: cô gái Nhật được huấn luy |
 Chinese: （日）艺妓，歌妓 |
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