-naut
See also:
naut
,
năut
,
and
naut.
English
Etymology
From
Ancient Greek
ναύτης
(
naútēs
,
“
sailor
”
)
.
Suffix
-naut
Forms nouns meaning
voyager
or
traveller
Derived terms
English terms suffixed with -naut
actornaut
aeronaut
aëronaut
Afronaut
aquanaut
Argonaut
astronaut
chimponaut
chrononaut
cosmonaut
cryonaut
cybernaut
dogmonaut
fapstronaut
gastronaut
hallucinaut
helionaut
hydronaut
hydronautics
infonaut
internaut
jargonaut
juggernaut
Juggurnaut
linguanaut
lunanaut
lunarnaut
moonnaut
Nastronaut
neuronaut
oceanaut
oneironaut
psychonaut
Reaganaut
responaut
robonaut
spationaut
taikonaut
terranaut
truckonaut
ufonaut
vyomanaut
zorbonaut
Translations
forms nouns meaning a voyager, farer or tripper
Albanian:
-naut
m
Asturian:
-nauta
m
or
f
Azerbaijani:
-navt
Basque:
-nauta
anim
Belarusian:
-на́ўт
m
(
-náŭt
)
,
-на́ўтка
f
(
-náŭtka
)
Bulgarian:
-на́вт
m
(
-návt
)
,
-на́втка
f
(
-návtka
)
Catalan:
-nauta
(ca)
m
or
f
Czech:
-naut
m
,
-nautka
f
Danish:
-naut
c
,
-farer
c
Dutch:
-naut
(nl)
m
,
-naute
f
,
-vaarder
m
,
-vaarster
f
Esperanto:
-naŭto
,
-naŭtino
(
female
)
Estonian:
-naut
Finnish:
-nautti
French:
-naute
(fr)
m
or
f
Galician:
-nauta
m
or
f
Georgian:
-ნავტი
(
-navṭi
)
German:
-naut
m
,
-nautin
f
,
-fahrer
m
,
-fahrerin
f
Greek:
-ναύτης
m
(
-náftis
)
,
-ναύτισσα
f
(
-náftissa
)
Hebrew:
־נאוט
m
(
naut
)
,
־נאוטית
f
(
naut'it
)
Hungarian:
-nauta
Ido:
-nauto
Indonesian:
-not
Interlingua:
-nauta
Italian:
-nauta
(it)
m
or
f
Kurdish:
Northern Kurdish:
-not
Kyrgyz:
-навт
(
-navt
)
Latvian:
-nauts
m
,
-naute
f
Lithuanian:
-nautas
m
,
-nautė
f
Macedonian:
-на́ут
m
(
-náut
)
,
-на́утка
f
(
-náutka
)
Maltese:
-nawta
m
or
f
Norwegian:
Bokmål:
-naut
m
Occitan:
-nauta
m
or
f
Polish:
-nauta
(pl)
m
,
-nautka
f
Portuguese:
-nauta
m
or
f
Romanian:
-naut
m
,
-naută
f
Russian:
-на́вт
m
(
-návt
)
,
-на́втка
f
(
-návtka
)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic:
-на̀ут
m
Roman:
-nàut
m
Slovak:
-naut
m
,
-nautka
f
Slovene:
-navt
m
,
-navtka
f
Spanish:
-nauta
m
or
f
Swedish:
-naut
(sv)
c
,
-farare
c
Tagalog:
-nawta
Turkish:
-not
Turkmen:
-nawt
Ukrainian:
-на́вт
m
(
-návt
)
,
-на́втка
f
(
-návtka
)
Uzbek:
-navt
Yiddish:
־נויט
m
(
-noyt
)
Anagrams
Tuna
,
aunt
,
tuan
,
tuna