infantryman

English

Etymology

infantry +‎ man

Noun

infantryman (plural infantrymen)

(military) a soldier employed in an infantry role
Synonyms: foot soldier, infanteer

Translations

soldier who fights on foot

Arabic: please add this translation if you can
Armenian: հետեւակային (hetewakayin)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 步兵 (zh) (bùbīng), 步卒 (zh) (bùzú)
Czech: pěšák m
Dutch: voetsoldaat, infanterist m
Finnish: jalkaväkimies, sotamies (fi)
French: fantassin (fr) m
German: Fußsoldat (de), Infanterist (de) m
Greek: πεζικάριος (el) m (pezikários)
Hungarian: gyalogos (hu)
Ido: pedsoldato
Irish: saighdiúir coise m, coisí m
Italian: please add this translation if you can

Japanese: 歩兵 (ja) (ほへい hohei)
Korean: 보병 (ko) (bobyeong) (步兵 (ko))
Latin: pedester (la) m
Portuguese: infante (pt) m, f, peão (pt) m
Romanian: infanterist (ro) m
Russian: пехоти́нец (ru) m (pexotínec)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: пјешади́нац m, инфантѐрист m

Roman: pješadínac (sh) m, infantèrist (sh) m
Spanish: infante (es) m
Swedish: fotsoldat (sv) c, infanterist (sv) c
Ukrainian: please add this translation if you can
Vietnamese: bộ binh (vi) (步兵)

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