Sense: a person, or (sometimes in singular withthe) an armed force etc, that invades
Our armies fought bravely against the invader(s).
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 Afrikaans: invallers |
 Arabic: غازٍ |
 Bulgarian: нашественик |
 Brazilian: invasor |
 Czech: útočník |
 German: der Angreifer |
 Danish: angriber |
 Greek: εισβολέας |
 Spanish: invasor |
 Estonian: vallutaja |
 Farsi: فرد یا نیروی متجاوز |
 Finnish: hyökkääjä |
 French: envahisseur/-euse |
 Hebrew: פּוֹלֵש |
 Hindi: आक्रमण कारी |
 Croatian: napadač |
 Hungarian: támadó, betolakodó |
 Indonesian: penyerbu |
 Icelandic: innrásaraðili |
 Italian: invasore |
 Japanese: 侵略者 |
 Korean: 침략자 |
 Lithuanian: įsiveržėlis, užpuolikas |
 Latvian: iebrucējs; iekarotājs; ok |
 Malay: penyerbu |
 Dutch: invaller |
 Norwegian: inntrenger, angriper |
 Polish: najeźdźca |
 Persian: تجاوزگر، متجاوز |
 Pashto: يرغلګر |
 Portuguese: invasor |
 Romanian: invadator |
 Russian: захватчик |
 Slovak: útočník |
 Slovenian: napadalec |
 Serbian: okupator |
 Swedish: invaderande fiende, angri |
 Thai: ผู้รุกราน |
 Turkish: istilâcı |
 Taiwanese: 侵略者 |
 Ukrainian: загарбник, окупант |
 Urdu: حملہ آور |
 Vietnamese: người xâm phạm |
 Chinese: 侵略者 |
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