arsonist

English

Etymology

arson +‎ -ist

Pronunciation

(US) IPA^(key): /ˈɑɹsənəst/
(UK) IPA^(key): /ˈɑːsənɪst/

Noun

arsonist (plural arsonists)

One who has committed the act of arson, or illegally setting fire to property.
Synonyms: incendiarist, incendiary

Derived terms

climate arsonist

Translations

one who has committed the act of arson

Afrikaans: brandstigter
Arabic: please add this translation if you can
Bulgarian: подпалвач m (podpalvač)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 縱火犯／纵火犯 (zh) (zònghuǒfàn), 放火犯 (zh) (fànghuǒfàn)
Czech: žhář (cs) m
Danish: brandstifter c, ildspåsætter c
Dutch: brandstichter (nl) m
Esperanto: krimbruliganto
Finnish: tuhopolttaja (fi)
French: incendiaire (fr) m or f, pyromane (fr) m or f
Galician: incendiario (gl) m, incendiaria f, pirómano m, pirómana f
German: Brandstifter (de) m, Brandstifterin (de) f
Greek: εμπρηστής (el) m (empristís)
Hungarian: gyújtogató (hu)
Indonesian: pembakar (id)
Italian: piromane (it), incendiario (it)
Japanese: 放火犯 (ほうかはん, hōkahan), 放火魔 (ほうかま, hōkama) (pyromaniac)
Kazakh: өртеуші (örteuşı), өрт жіберуші (ört jıberuşı), өрт қоюшы (ört qoüşy), өрт салушы (ört saluşy)
Latin: incendiārius m
Luxembourgish: Brandstëfter m, Brandstëfterin f
Macedonian: паликуќа m (palikuḱa)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: brannstifter m
Plautdietsch: Brauntsata m
Polish: podpalacz (pl) m
Portuguese: incendiário (pt) m, incendiária f, pirómano m, pirómana f
Romanian: incendiator (ro) m, incendiatoare (ro) f
Russian: поджига́тель (ru) m (podžigátelʹ), поджига́тельница (ru) f (podžigátelʹnica)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: потпаљивач m, паликућа m

Roman: potpaljivač (sh) m, palikuća m
Spanish: incendiario (es) m, incendiaria (es) f, pirómano (es) m, pirómana f
Swedish: mordbrännare (sv) c, mordbrännerska (sv) c
Vietnamese: kẻ phóng hỏa, kẻ đốt phá

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