Sense: a person who peddles
I bought it from a pedlar.
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 Afrikaans: smous |
 Arabic: بائِع مُتَجَوِّل |
 Bulgarian: амбулантен търговец |
 Brazilian: vendedor ambulante |
 Czech: podomní, pouliční obchodn |
 German: der/die Hausierer(in) |
 Danish: dørsælger |
 Greek: γυρολόγος, μικροπωλητής |
 Spanish: vendedor ambulante, buhon |
 Estonian: rändkaupmees |
 Farsi: دستفروش دوره گرد |
 Finnish: kaupustelija |
 French: colporteur/-euse |
 Hebrew: רוֹכֵל |
 Hindi: फेरी वाला, गप्पी |
 Croatian: pedlar, raznositelj (prod |
 Hungarian: házaló |
 Indonesian: penjaja |
 Icelandic: farandsali |
 Italian: (venditore ambulante) |
 Japanese: 行商人 |
 Korean: 행상인 |
 Lithuanian: prekiautojas (išnešiojamo |
 Latvian: apkārtceļojošs tirgotājs |
 Malay: penjaja |
 Dutch: venter |
 Norwegian: gateselger, kramkar |
 Polish: domokrążca |
 Persian: دستفروش دوره گرد |
 Pashto: لاس خرڅوونکی |
 Portuguese: vendedor ambulante |
 Romanian: vânzător ambulant |
 Russian: разносчик |
 Slovak: podomový obchodník |
 Slovenian: krošnjar |
 Serbian: torbar |
 Swedish: gatuförsäljare, nasare, g |
 Thai: คนขายของหาบเร่ |
 Turkish: seyyar satıcı, işportacı |
 Taiwanese: 叫賣的小販 |
 Ukrainian: рознощик; вуличний торгов |
 Urdu: پھيري والا |
 Vietnamese: người bán hàng rong |
 Chinese: 流动小贩，货郎 |
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