translatress
translatress noun: a woman who translates.
Noun
translatress (plural translatresses)
- A woman who translates.
- […] I shall forbear to speak of the incomparable worth and pregnant parts of some Gentlewomen lately deceased, as Mrs. Philips the ingenious Translatress of Pompey, &c. since what is extant of hers, or her Contemporaries will more at large express their matchless merit;1673, Hannah Woolley, The Gentlewomans Companion, London: Dorman Newman, page 30
Forms of translatress
| plural | translatresses |
|---|---|
| alternative form | translatoress |
Origin of translatress
From translator + ess.
Questions about translatress
- What does translatress mean?
- Translatress means a woman who translates.
- What part of speech is translatress?
- Translatress is a noun.
- What is the plural of translatress?
- The plural of translatress is translatresses.
Words near translatress in the dictionary
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