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-logist

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English

Alternative forms

-ologist

Etymology

From -logy (“study of”) +‎ -ist (“(agent)”).

Suffix

-logist

A person who studies or is an expert in the related -logy.

Usage notes

Relatively few terms are directly derived using this suffix. Terms ending in logist are often derived from words formed in other languages or by suffixing -ist to a word ending in logy, as dermatologist = dermatology + -ist and genealogist = genealogy + -ist.

Derived terms

See -logy#Derived terms

Translations

person who studies or is an expert in the related -logy

Armenian: -բան (-ban), -գետ (-get)
Azerbaijani: -şünas
Catalan: -leg (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 學家 / 学家 (xuéjiā)
Czech: -log m, -ložka f
Dutch: -loog (nl) m, -loge (nl) f
Esperanto: -logo
Finnish: -logi
French: -logue (fr) m or f, -logiste (fr) m or f
Galician: -logo m, -loga f
German: -loge (de) m
Greek: -λόγος (el) m (-lógos), -λόγή f (-lógí)
Hungarian: -lógus (hu)
Irish: eolaí m
Italian: -logo (it) m sg
Japanese: 学者 (ja) (がくしゃ, kakusha)
Kazakh: -танушы (-tanuşy)
Korean: 학자(學者) (ko) (hakja)
Kurdish:
Northern Kurdish: -nas (ku), -zan (ku), -log (ku)
Latin: -logus m, -loga f
Malay: ahli kaji, ahli (ms), -logis
Maori: kaimātai
Norwegian:
Bokmål: -log
Persian: ـشناس (-šenâs)
Polish: -log (pl) m, -log (pl) f
Portuguese: -logista (pt) m or f, -logo (pt) m
Russian: -лог (ru) m (-log)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: -лог m

Roman: -log m
Slovak: -lóg m, -logička f
Spanish: -logo (es) m, -loga f
Swedish: -log (sv) c
Tajik: -шинос (-šinos)
Uyghur: ـشۇناس (-shunas)
Uzbek: -shunos
West Frisian: -looch, -loge

See also

-ician

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