globetrotter

See also: globe-trotter and globe trotter

English

Etymology

globe +‎ trotter

Noun

globetrotter (plural globetrotters)

A person who travels often to faraway places.

Translations

person who travels often to faraway places

Catalan: rodamón (ca) m or f
Esperanto: globtrotulo
Finnish: maailmanmatkaaja (fi)
French: globetrotteur (fr) m, bourlingueur (fr) m
German: Weltenbummler (de) m, Weltenbummlerin (de) f
Hungarian: világjáró
Italian: giramondo (it) m
Japanese: グローブトロッター (gurōbutorottā)

Norwegian:
Bokmål: globetrotter m

Nynorsk: globetrotter m
Polish: obieżyświat (pl) m
Russian: путеше́ственник (ru) m (putešéstvennik), путеше́ственница (ru) f (putešéstvennica)
Spanish: trotamundos (es) m
Swedish: globetrotter (sv) c

Norwegian Bokmål

Etymology 1

From English globetrotter

Noun

globetrotter m (definite singular globetrotteren, indefinite plural globetrottere, definite plural globetrotterne)

a globetrotter

Related terms

globetrotte

Etymology 2

Verb

globetrotter

present of globetrotte

References

“globetrotter” in The Bokmål Dictionary.
“globetrotter” in Det Norske Akademis ordbok (NAOB).

Norwegian Nynorsk

Etymology

From English globetrotter

Noun

globetrotter m (definite singular globetrotteren, indefinite plural globetrotterar, definite plural globetrotterane)

a globetrotter

Usage notes

Also spelt globetrottar, perhaps unofficially.

References

“globetrotter” in The Nynorsk Dictionary.

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