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French and English Translation Search Results for camelot

Summary

French to English: more detail...

camelot:
- vendor; peddler; pedlar; hawker; market vendor
Wiktionary:
- camelot → street hawker, coster, cheapjack

English to French: more detail...

camelot:
The word camelot exists in our database, but we currently do not have a translation from English to French.
- Synonyms for "camelot":
  Camelot; capital

French

Detailed Translations for camelot from French to English

camelot:

camelot [le ~] noun

le camelot (marchand ambulant; vendeur; marchand; colporteur)
the vendor; the peddler; the pedlar; the hawker
- vendor [the ~] noun
- peddler [the ~] noun
- pedlar [the ~] noun
- hawker [the ~] noun
le camelot
the market vendor
- market vendor [the ~] noun

Translation Matrix for camelot:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
hawker	camelot; colporteur; marchand; marchand ambulant; vendeur	chef d'entreprise; colporteur; commerçant; démarcheur; entrepreneur; marchand; marchand ambulant; marchande ambulante; négociant; rabatteur; vendeur; vendeuse
market vendor	camelot	marchand
peddler	camelot; colporteur; marchand; marchand ambulant; vendeur
pedlar	camelot; colporteur; marchand; marchand ambulant; vendeur	colporteur; marchand ambulant; marchande ambulante
vendor	camelot; colporteur; marchand; marchand ambulant; vendeur	fournisseur

Synonyms for "camelot":

bonimenteur; batteur; brocanteur; antiquaire; fripier; chineur; chiffonnier; ferrailleur; casseur; colporteur; démarcheur; étalagiste; forain

Wiktionary Translations for camelot:

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• camelot	→ street hawker; coster; cheapjack	↔ Straßenhändler — ein Händler, der seine Waren auf der Straße anbietet

English

Detailed Translations for camelot from English to French

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camelot:

Synonyms for "camelot":

Camelot; capital

Camelot:

Related Definitions for "Camelot":

(Arthurian legend) the capital of King Arthur's kingdom; according to the legend, truth and goodness and beauty reigned there¹

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