waitress

English

Etymology

waiter +‎ -ess

Noun

waitress (plural waitresses, masculine waiter)

a waitress waitressing

A female attendant who serves customers in a restaurant, café, or similar.

Related terms

wait
waiter

Translations

female waiter

Arabic: نَادِلَة‎‎ f (nādila)
Egyptian Arabic: جرسونة‎‎ f (garsuuna)
Belarusian: афіцыянтка f (aficyjántka)
Bulgarian: келнерка f (kélnerka)
Catalan: cambrera (ca)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 女服務生, 女服务生 (nǚ fúwùshēng), (any gender) 服務員 (zh), 服务员 (zh) (fúwùyuán)
Czech: číšnice f
Danish: servitrice c
Dutch: serveerster (nl)
Esperanto: kelnerino, tabloservistino
Finnish: tarjoilija (fi), tarjoilijatar (fi)
French: serveuse (fr) f
Georgian: please add this translation if you can
German: Kellnerin (de) f
Greek: σερβιτόρα (el) f (servitóra)
Hebrew: מלצרית‎‎ f (miltzarít)
Hindi: वेट्रेस f (vēṭrēs)
Hungarian: pincérnő (hu)
Ido: tabloservistino
Irish: banfhreastalaí m, cailín freastail m
Italian: cameriera (it) f
Japanese: ウェイトレス (weitoresu), ウエイトレス (ueitoresu)

Korean: 웨이트리스 (ko) (weiteuriseu)
Latvian: viesmīle f, oficiante f
Macedonian: келнерка f (kélnerka), конобарка f (konóbarka)
Mongolian: please add this translation if you can
Polish: kelnerka (pl) f
Portuguese: empregada f (Portugal), garçonete f (Brazil)
Romanian: chelneriță (ro) f, ospătăriță (ro) f
Russian: официа́нтка (ru) f (oficiántka), ке́льнерша (ru) f (kélʹnerša) (rare)
Scottish Gaelic: maighdeann-frithealaidh f
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: коноба̀рица f

Roman: konobàrica (sh) f
Slovak: servírka f
Slovene: natakarica f
Spanish: camarera (es) f, mesera (es) f
Swedish: servitris (sv)
Thai: เด็กเสิร์ฟ (dèk-sèrp)
Turkish: garson (tr)
Ukrainian: офіціантка f (oficiántka), кельнерка f (kél’nerka)
Vietnamese: chị hầu bàn
Volapük: jibötan (vo)
Yiddish: קעלנערין‎‎ f (kelnerin), קעלנערשע‎‎ f (kelnershe)

Verb

waitress (third-person singular simple present waitresses, present participle waitressing, simple past and past participle waitressed)

To work as a waitress.

Anagrams

sawtries, waisters, wastries

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