firewoman

English

Etymology

From fire +‎ -woman.

Noun

firewoman (plural firewomen)

A female firefighter.
A female fireman (type of railway worker).

Hypernyms

(rare) fireperson
firefighter

Translations

female firefighter

Chinese:
Mandarin: 婦女消防人員, 妇女消防人员 (fùnǚ xiāofángrényuán),
Czech: hasička f
Dutch: brandweervrouw (nl) f, vrouwelijke brandbestrijder
Esperanto: fajroestingistino
French: pompière (fr) f
German: Feuerwehrfrau f
Italian: pompiera f
Japanese: 女性消防士 (josei shōbōshi)

Korean: 여자 소방수 (yeoja sobangsu)
Latin: (male or female) ^{(please verify)} vigil ignis nom., ^{(please verify)} vigilis ignis gen.
Macedonian: пожарника́рка f (požarnikárka)
Portuguese: bombeira f
Romanian: femeie-pompier f
Russian: же́нщина-пожа́рный f (žénščina-požárnyj)
Scottish Gaelic: bean-smàlaidh f
Spanish: bombera
Volapük: (♂♀) lefilapoldan (vo), (♂) lefilahipoldan, (♀) lefilajipoldan

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