English
Etymology
From anesthet(ize) + -ist.[1]
Pronunciation
- (UK) IPA(key): /əˈniːsθ.ə.tɪst/
Noun
anesthetist (plural anesthetists)
- (American spelling, Canadian spelling, medicine) One who gives an anesthetic.
Translations
person who gives an anesthetic
- Esperanto: anestezisto, anestezistino (female)
- Finnish: anestesiologi (fi)
- French: anesthésiste (fr)
- German: Anästhesist (de) m, Anästhesistin (de) f, Narkosearzt (de) m, Narkoseärztin (de) f, Narkosefacharzt m, Narkosefachärztin f, Narkotiseur (de) m, Narkotiseurin (de) f, Narkotiseuse f
- Hebrew: מרדים m
- Hungarian: altatóorvos (hu)
- Irish: ainéistéisí m
- Portuguese: anestesista (pt) m or f
- Romanian: anestezist (ro) m, anestezistă (ro) f
- Russian: анестезио́лог (ru) m (anesteziólog)
- Serbo-Croatian: anestetičar (sh) m
- Slovak: anesteziológ, anesteziologička
- Spanish: anestesiador m or f, anestesista (es) m or f
- Turkish: anestezist (tr)
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