Profession

German > Latin

Profession, s. Gewerbe, Handwerk no. I, Fach no. II. – ein ... von Pr., durch Substantiva auf ... tor, z.B. ein Ankläger von Pr., accusator: ein Verführer von Pr., corruptor.

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profession

Albanian: profesion; Arabic: مِهْنَة‎, وَظِيفَة‎; Egyptian Arabic: مهنة‎; Armenian: մասնագիտություն; Azerbaijani: peşə, ixtisas, məslək; Bashkir: профессия, һөнәр; Belarusian: прафесія, фах, занятак, заняцце; Bengali: পেশা; Bulgarian: професия, занятие; Burmese: အလုပ်အကိုင်, အလုပ်; Catalan: professió, ofici; Chechen: корматалла; Chinese Mandarin: 職業／职业, 行業／行业; Czech: povolání, profese; Danish: erhverv, fag, profession, livsstilling; Dutch: beroep, professie; Esperanto: profesio; Estonian: amet, elukutse; Finnish: ammatti; French: profession, métier; Galician: profesión; Georgian: პროფესია, სპეციალობა, ხელობა, საქმიანობა; German: Beruf, Profession; Greek: επάγγελμα; Ancient Greek: ἐπάγγελμα; Hebrew: מִקְצוֹעַ‎; Hindi: पेशा, वृत्ति, व्यवसाय, व्यवहार; Hungarian: foglalkozás, hivatás, szakma; Icelandic: atvinna; Indonesian: profesi; Ingrian: ammatti; Italian: professione; Japanese: 職業; Kazakh: мамандық, кәсіп; Khmer: វិជ្ជាជីវៈ, អម្រស់; Korean: 직업(職業); Kurdish Northern Kurdish: pîşe, meslek, mihne, hokar, kariyer, profesyon; Kyrgyz: профессия, кесип; Lao: ອາຊີບ, ວິຊາຊີບ; Latvian: amats, profesija; Lithuanian: profesija; Macedonian: професија, занимање; Malay: profesion; Maltese: professjoni; Maori: umanga; Mongolian Cyrillic: мэргэжил; Norwegian Bokmål: yrke, profesjon; Nynorsk: yrke, profesjon; Oromo: ogummaa; Pashto: مسلک‎; Persian: پیشه‎, حرفه‎, کسب‎; Polish: zawód, fach; Portuguese: profissão; Romanian: profesie, meserie, profesiune; Russian: профессия, занятие; Rusyn: професія; Scottish Gaelic: dreuchd; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: профѐсија, занима̄ње; Roman: profèsija, zanímānje; Slovak: povolanie, profesia; Slovene: poklic; Spanish: profesión; Swedish: yrke, fack, profession; Tagalog: panungkulan; Tajik: касб, пеша, ҳунар, ихтисос; Tatar: һөнәр; Telugu: వృత్తి; Thai: อาชีพ; Turkish: meslek; Turkmen: kesp, hünär, kär; Ukrainian: професія, фах, заняття; Urdu: پیشَہ‎; Uyghur: كەسىپ‎; Uzbek: kasb, hunar; Vietnamese: nghề, nghề nghiệp; Volapük: cal; Yiddish: פּראָפֿעסיע‎