hitchhiker

See also: hitch-hiker

English

hitchhiker (plural hitchhikers)

A person or thing that hitchhikes.
An item attached to a travel bug and hidden in a geocache to be found and transported to other caches or around the world.

a person who hitchhikes

Albanian: please add this translation if you can
Armenian: ավտոստոպով ճամփորդող (avtostopov čampʿordoł)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 搭車者, 搭车者 (dāchēzhě), 搭車人, 搭车人 (dāchērén), 搭車的 (zh), 搭车的 (zh) (dāchē de)
Czech: stopař (cs) m, stopařka (cs) f
Danish: tomler, blaffer
Dutch: lifter (nl) m, liftster f
Esperanto: petveturisto
Finnish: peukalokyytiläinen, (slang) liftari
French: autostoppeur (fr), pouceux (fr) (Qubec, informal)
Georgian: მოგზაური (mogzauri)
German: Anhalter (de) m, Tramper (de) m
Greek: οτοστόπ (el) n (otostóp)
Hungarian: stoppos (hu)
Ido: autostopero (io)
Italian: autostoppista (it) m, f

Japanese: ヒッチハイクする人 (hitchihaiku suru hito)
Korean: please add this translation if you can
Macedonian: автостопер m (avtostóper), автостоперка f (avtostóperka)
Mongolian: замын машинд дайгдаж яваа хүн (zamyn mašind dajgdaž javaa hün)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: haiker m

Nynorsk: haikar m
Polish: autostopowicz (pl) m, autostopowiczka (pl) f
Portuguese: caroneiro m
Romanian: autostopist (ro) m, autostopistă (ro) f
Russian: автосто́пщик (ru) m (avtostópščik), автосто́пщица f (avtostópščica), путеше́ствующий автосто́пом m (putešéstvujuščij avtostópom), путеше́ствующая автосто́пом f (putešéstvujuščaja avtostópom)
Slovak: autostopár m
Spanish: autoestopista (es) m, f
Swedish: liftare (sv) c
Turkish: otostopçu (tr)
Vietnamese: người xin có giang

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