From womanize -er
womanizer (plural womanizers
A man who habitually flirts with and seduces , or attempts to seduce, women .
1987 May 3, William Safire , “ON LANGUAGE; Vamping Till Ready”, in The New York Times [1] A couple of months ago, in a piece about the language of self-involvement, I quoted a girlfriend of Woody Allen as having described the actor as "very much of a womanizer , very self-involved."
2013 April 22, Jane Garapick, “Womanizer Signs: 5 Warning Signs That You're Dating A Womanizer ”, in HuffPost [2] Getting back into the dating game after a painful divorce is never easy, and the proliferation of womanizers looking to take advantage of your vulnerability only makes things worse.
habitual seducer of women
Albanian: cubar (sq) m lakmues (sq) m
Arabic: زِير نِسَاء m ( zīr nisāʔ ) , مُتَأَنِّق m ( mutaʔanniq )
Egyptian Arabic: نسوانجي m ( niswāngī )
Bikol Central: makibabayi
Breton: merc'hetaer (br) m
Catalan: please add this translation if you can
Chinese:
Mandarin: 好色之徒 (zh) ( hàosèzhītú ) , 花花公子 (zh) ( huāhuāgōngzi ) , 色狼 (zh) ( sèláng )
Cimbrian: baibarar m
Czech: sukničkář (cs) m
Danish: skørtejæger c
Dutch: vrouwenloper m wijvenloper m
Esperanto: donĵuano
Finnish: pelimies (fi) , naistenmies (fi)
French: coureur (fr) m coureur de jupons (fr) m cavaleur (fr) m homme à femmes (fr) m Don Juan (fr) m womanizer (fr) m ( anglicism )
Georgian: მექალთანე ( mekaltane )
German: Frauenheld (de) m Schürzenjäger (de) m Weiberheld (de) m Womanizer (de) m
Greek: γυναικάς (el) m ( gynaikás )
Hungarian: nőcsábász (hu)
Icelandic: kvennabósi (is) m flagari (is) m slarkari m
Indonesian: bandot (id)
Irish: drúisire
Italian: donnaiolo (it) m farfallone (it) m
Japanese: 女たらし ( おんなたらし, onnatarashi )
Javanese: bandhot (jv)
Kalmyk: эмсг ( emsg )
Kazakh: әйелжанды ( äieljandy ) , қатыншыл ( qatynşyl ) , әйелқұмар ( äielqūmar ) , қатынжанды ( qatynjandy ) , қатынқұмар ( qatynqūmar )
Korean: 오입 쟁이 ( oip jaeng'i )
Kyrgyz: катынпоз ( katınpoz )
Latin: mulierārius m fēmellārius m
Latvian: brunču mednieks m pavedējs m donžuāns m kazanova m
Macedonian: женкар m ( ženkar )
Persian: دخترباز (fa) ( doxtar-bâz ) , زنباره (fa) ( zan-bâre )
Polish: kobieciarz (pl) m babiarz (pl) m tulipan (pl) m ( colloquial ) , bawidamek (pl) m podrywacz (pl) m
Portuguese: mulherengo (pt) m namorador (pt) m
Romanian: afemeiat (ro) m vânător de fuste m crai (ro) m ( ironic ) , muieratic (ro) m
Russian: ба́бник (ru) m ( bábnik ) , донжуа́н (ru) m ( donžuán ) , казано́ва m ( kazanóva ) , ю́бочник (ru) m ( júbočnik ) , ловела́с (ru) m ( lovelás ) , да́мский уго́дник (ru) m ( dámskij ugódnik ) ( somewhat dated )
Scottish Gaelic: drùisire m drùisear m drùiseach m
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: женскар m
Roman: ženskar (sh) m
Slovak: sukničkár f
Spanish: mujeriego (es) m gallinazo (es) m rompecorazones (es) m or f donjuán (es) m cachero del oeste m ( Chile ) , lacho (es) m ( pejorative, Chile ) , picaflor (es) m
Swedish: kvinnotjusare (sv) c
Tagalog: babaero
Thai: เสือผู้หญิง (th) ( sʉ̌ʉa-pûu-yǐng )
Turkish: zampara (tr) , kadıncıl (tr) , zendost (tr) ( archaic ) , keskin (tr) ( rare ) , amcı
Ukrainian: жінколюб ( žinkoljub )
Welsh: merchetwr
Yiddish: ווײַבערניק m ( vaybernik )
