charioteer

English

a charioteer

Etymology

From chariot +‎ -eer - French charioteur

Pronunciation

Rhymes: -ɪə(ɹ)

Noun

charioteer (plural charioteers)

A person who drives a chariot.

Translations

person who drives a chariot

Catalan: cotxer (ca) m, auriga m
Czech: vozataj (cs) m
Dutch: wagenmenner m
French: aurige (fr) f
Galician: cocheiro (gl) m, auriga (gl) m

Indonesian: kusir (id)
Latin: aurīga m, essedārius m (a gladiator charioteer)
Russian: возни́чий (ru) m (vozníčij)
Spanish: cochero (es) m, auriga m
Tamil: தேரோட்டி (ta) (tērōṭṭi)

Verb

charioteer (third-person singular simple present charioteers, present participle charioteering, simple past and past participle charioteered)

(intransitive) To drive a chariot.
(transitive) To drive someone in a chariot.

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