cultivator

English

Etymology

From cultivate +‎ -or.

Noun

cultivator (plural cultivators)

Any of several devices used to loosen or stir the soil, either to remove weeds or to provide aeration and drainage.
A person who cultivates.

Translations

device used to loosen or stir the soil

Finnish: kultivaattori
French: motoculteur (fr)
Georgian: კულტივატორი (ḳulṭivaṭori)
German: Ackerfräse f, Kultivator m
Greek: σκαλιστήρι (el) n (skalistíri)
Hindi: खेतिहर (hi) m (khetihar)
Hungarian: kultivátor
Korean: 경운기 (gyeong'un'gi)
Polish: drapacz m, kultywator (pl) m
Russian: культива́тор (ru) m (kulʹtivátor)
Swedish: jordfräs (sv) c, kultivator (sv) c, uppluckrare c

person who cultivates

Finnish: viljelijä (fi)
French: cultivateur (fr) m
Greek: καλλιεργητής (el) m (kalliergitís)
Hindi: खेतिहर (hi) m (khetihar)
Indonesian: penanam (id)
Korean: 경작자 (ko) (gyeongjakja)
Polish: kultywator (pl) m, kultywatorka f
Romanian: cultivator (ro) m
Russian: культива́тор (ru) m (kulʹtivátor)
Swedish: odlare (sv) c
Telugu: కర్షకుడు (te) (karṣakuḍu)

Romanian

Etymology

From French cultivateur.

Noun

cultivator m (plural cultivatori)

cultivator

Declension

Declension of cultivator

	singular		plural
	indefinite articulation	definite articulation	indefinite articulation	definite articulation
nominative/accusative	(un) cultivator	cultivatorul	(niște) cultivatori	cultivatorii
genitive/dative	(unui) cultivator	cultivatorului	(unor) cultivatori	cultivatorilor
vocative	cultivatorule		cultivatorilor

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