English
Etymology
See freemason.
Noun
Freemason (plural Freemasons)
- A member of the Free and Accepted Masons (sometimes entitled Ancient Free and Accepted Masons), an international fraternal and charitable organization.
Descendants
- → Japanese: フリーメイソン (furīmeison)
- → Korean: 프리메이슨 (peurimeiseun)
Translations
member of the Free and Accepted Masons
- Afrikaans: vrymesselaar
- Arabic: مَاسُونِيّ m (māsūniyy)
- Armenian: մասոն (hy) (mason)
- Bulgarian: масон m (mason)
- Catalan: francmaçó (ca) m, maçó (ca) m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 共濟會會員 / 共济会会员 (Gòngjìhuì huìyuán)
- Czech: svobodný zednář m
- Danish: frimurer c
- Dutch: vrijmetselaar (nl) m
- Esperanto: framasono
- Estonian: vabamüürlane
- Finnish: vapaamuurari (fi), muurari (fi), rappari (fi) (derogatory)
- French: franc-maçon (fr) m
- Georgian: მასონი (masoni)
- German: Freimaurer (de) m
- Greek: ελευθεροτέκτονας (el) m (eleftherotéktonas)
- Hebrew: מָסוֹן m (mason)
- Hungarian: szabadkőműves (hu)
- Icelandic: frímúrari (is) m
- Italian: massone (it) m, libero muratore m, franco muratore m
- Japanese: フリーメイソン (ja) (furī meison)
- Korean: 프리메이슨 (peurimeiseun)
- Norman: franc-machon m
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: frimurer m
- Nynorsk: frimurar m
- Persian: فراماسون (fa) (ferâmâson)
- Polish: mason (pl) m, wolnomularz (pl) m
- Portuguese: maçom (pt) m, franco-maçom (pt) m
- Russian: масо́н (ru) m (masón), франкмасо́н (ru) m (frankmasón), франкомасо́н m (frankomasón)
- Serbo-Croatian: slobodan zidar m
- Sicilian: mazzuni (scn) m
- Slovak: slobodomurár m
- Spanish: francmasón m
- Swedish: frimurare (sv) m
- Turkish: mason (tr)
- Ukrainian: масо́н m (masón), франкмасо́н m (frankmasón)
- Venetan: marson m
- Welsh: Saer Rhydd (cy) m, Ffedogwr (cy) m
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