English
Etymology
From stone + cutter.
Pronunciation
Noun
stonecutter (plural stonecutters)
- Somebody who cuts, carves or dresses stone.
- A machine that is used to cut stone or concrete.
Synonyms
Derived terms
Translations
one who cuts stone
- Bulgarian: каменоделец (bg) m (kamenodelec)
- French: tailleur de pierre (fr) m, tailleuse de pierre (fr) f
- Greek:
- Ancient: λιθοξόος m (lithoxóos), λατόμος m (latómos)
- Hindi: पत्थरिया ? (patthariyā), संगतराश (hi) m (saṅgatrāś)
- Hungarian: kőfaragó (hu)
- Italian: tagliapietre m, lapidario (it) m, scalpellino (it) m
- Latin: lapicīda m, quadrator m
- Macedonian: камено́делец m (kamenódelec), камено́резец m (kamenórezec)
- Norman: pitcheux d'pièrre m (Jersey), tailleur d'pièrre m (Jersey)
- Ottoman Turkish: طاشجی (taşcı), حجار (haccar)
- Persian: سنگتراش (sang-tarâš)
- Romanian: pietrar (ro) m
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: кле̏са̄р m, каменоклесар m, каменоре́зац m, камѐна̄р m
- Roman: klȅsār (sh) m, kamenoklesar m, kamenorézac (sh) m, kamènār (sh) m
- Turkish: taşçı (tr)
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