English–Luxemburgish dictionary
Luxemburgish translation of the English word man
| English | Luxemburgish (translated indirectly) | Esperanto |
|---|---|---|
| (human being; human) | Mënsch | |
🔗 What sort of men were they who tended these fires? | ||
| (fellow; male; bloke) | ||
a man (one; they; you; people; we; a fellow) | een | |
| (merchant) | Geschäftsmann | |
| (president; moderator; chair) | ||
🔗 Then, around 2 o’clock in the afternoon, the president received word that chairman Máo Zédōng desired to meet with him. | ||
clergyman (minister; priest) | Geeschtlechen | |
clergyman (cleric; churchman) | Geeschtlechen | |
| (Hollander) | Hollänner | |
🔗 In South Africa, the Dutch settled the Cape Colony in 1652. | ||
Här | ||
🔗 But I don’t recognize the gentleman. | ||
herdsman | Hiert | |
| (hand; labourer; operative; worker; working man) | Aarbechter | |
🔗 Workmen put up flood barriers and help businesses in York this morning as people in the city try to defend their properties from the water. | ||
| English | Luxemburgish |
|---|---|
| man | ⇆ Mann; ⇆ Mënsch |
| businessman | ⇆ Geschäftsmann |
| clergyman | ⇆ Geeschtlechen |
| Dutchman | ⇆ Hollänner |
| gentleman | ⇆ Här |
| herdsman | ⇆ Hiert |
| workman | ⇆ Aarbechter |