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1. (n.) tanner
one whose occupation is the tanning of hides.
2. (Brit.) tanner
sixpence.
Etymology: (1805–15; orig. uncert.)
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1. (noun) sixpence, tanner
a small coin of the United Kingdom worth six pennies; not minted since 1970
2. (noun) tanner
a craftsman who tans skins and hides
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1. (noun) tanner
one whose occupation is to tan hides, or convert them into leather by the use of tan
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Sense: a person who tans leather.
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 Afrikaans: looier |
 Arabic: دَبّاغ، دابِغ جُلود |
 Bulgarian: щавач |
 Brazilian: curtidor |
 Czech: koželuh |
 German: der/die Gerber(in) |
 Danish: garver |
 Greek: βυρσοδέψης |
 Spanish: curtidor |
 Estonian: parkal |
 Farsi: دباغ |
 Finnish: nahkuri |
 French: tanneur/-euse |
 Hebrew: בּוּרסקַאי |
 Hindi: चर्म शोधक |
 Croatian: kožar, strojar (koža) |
 Hungarian: tímár |
 Indonesian: penyamak |
 Icelandic: sútari |
 Italian: conciatore |
 Japanese: 皮なめし業者 |
 Korean: 무두장이, 제혁업자 |
 Lithuanian: odadirbys |
 Latvian: ādminis |
 Malay: penyamak kulit binatang |
 Dutch: looier |
 Norwegian: garver |
 Polish: garbarz |
 Portuguese: curtidor |
 Romanian: tăbăcar |
 Russian: дубильщик |
 Slovak: garbiar |
 Slovenian: strojar |
 Serbian: štavilac kože |
 Swedish: garvare |
 Thai: คนที่มีผิวสีแทน |
 Turkish: tabakçı |
 Taiwanese: 製革工人 |
 Ukrainian: дубильник, чинбар |
 Urdu: دباغ، دباغت دينے والا |
 Vietnamese: thợ thuộc da |
 Chinese: 制革工人 |
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