English
Etymology
From demo- + -grapher.
Pronunciation
- (UK) IPA(key): /dɪˈmɒɡɹəfə(ɹ)/
Noun
demographer (plural demographers)
- A person who studies demography.
Derived terms
Translations
person who studies demography
- Bulgarian: демо́граф m (demógraf), демо́графка f (demógrafka)
- Catalan: demògraf m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 人口學家 / 人口学家 (rénkǒuxuéjiā)
- Czech: demograf (cs) m
- Danish: demograf c
- Dutch: demograaf (nl) m, demografe f
- Esperanto: demografo
- Finnish: demografi (fi), väestötieteilijä
- French: démographe (fr) m or f
- Georgian: დემოგრაფი (demograpi)
- German: Demograf (de) m, Demografin (de) f
- Greek: δημογράφος (el) m (dimográfos)
- Hebrew: דמוגרף m (demograf), דמוגרפית f (demografit)
- Hungarian: demográfus (hu)
- Italian: demografo (it) m, demografa f
- Japanese: 人口学者 (jinkōgakusha)
- Kazakh: халықтанушы (xalyqtanuşy), демограф (demograf)
- Korean: 인구 통계학자 (in'gu tonggyehakja)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: demograf m
- Nynorsk: demograf m
- Polish: demograf (pl) m, demografka (pl) f
- Portuguese: demógrafo m, demógrafa f
- Romanian: demograf (ro) m, demografă (ro) f
- Russian: демо́граф (ru) m (demógraf)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: демограф m
- Roman: demograf (sh) m
- Slovak: demograf m
- Slovene: demograf m
- Spanish: demógrafo m, demógrafa f
- Swedish: demograf (sv) c
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