psychiatrist

English

Etymology

From psychiatry +‎ -ist.

Pronunciation

(US) IPA^(key): /ˌsaɪˈkaɪ.ə.tɹɪst/
Audio (US) (file)

Noun

psychiatrist (plural psychiatrists)

(medicine) A medical doctor specializing in psychiatry.

Translations

doctor specializing in psychiatry

Arabic: طَبِيب نَفْسَانِيّ‎ m (ṭabīb nafsāniyy)
Armenian: հոգեբույժ (hy) (hogebuyž)
Asturian: siquiatra m or f
Bulgarian: психиатър m (psihiatǎr)
Catalan: psiquiatre (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 心理醫生, 心理医生 (xīnlǐ yīshēng)
Cornish: medhek brys m, medhoges brys f
Czech: psychiatr (cs) m
Dutch: psychiater (nl) m or f
Finnish: psykiatri (fi)
French: psychiatriste m or f, psychiatre (fr) m
Galician: psiquiatra (gl) m or f
German: Psychiater (de) m, Psychiaterin (de) f
Greek: ψυχίατρος (el) c (psychíatros)
Hungarian: pszichiáter (hu)
Icelandic: geðlæknir (is) m
Ido: psikiatriisto (io)
Irish: síciatraí m
Italian: psichiatra (it) m or f
Japanese: 精神科医 (ja) (せいしんかい, seishinkai)

Korean: 심리학자 (simnihakja)
Latin: psychiatrista f, psychiatristus m
Latvian: psihiatrs m, psihiatre f
Maori: mātanga mate hinengaro
Navajo: ntsáhákees nideiłkaahígíí
Norwegian:
Bokmål: psykiater m

Nynorsk: psykiater m
Persian: روان پزشک‎ (fa) (ravân' pezešk')
Polish: psychiatra (pl) m
Portuguese: psiquiatra (pt) m or f
Romanian: psihiatru (ro) m, psihiatră (ro) f
Russian: психиа́тр (ru) m (psixiátr), алиени́ст (ru) m (alijeníst) (dated)
Scottish Gaelic: lighiche-inntinn m
Serbo-Croatian: psihìjātar (sh) m, psihìjātrica f
Slovak: psychiater m, psychiatrička f
Spanish: psiquiatra (es) m or f, siquiatra m or f (esp. Americas)
Swedish: psykiater (sv) c
Turkish: psikiyatr (tr), psikiyatrist
Welsh: seiciatrydd m

See also

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