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Pronunciation / Transliteration: cronista
"Il cronista ha scritto la storia della città."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A person who keeps an account of events as they happen; a historical writer.
"The royal chronicler recorded every detail of the king's reign."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from Middle English 'cronicler', from 'cronicle' (chronicle), influenced by Anglo-Norman French, ultimately from Greek 'chronika' meaning annals or records of time.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "chronicler" is said worldwide
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chroniqueur
Transliteration: chroniqueur
"Le chroniqueur a documenté la vie quotidienne au Moyen Âge."
Chronist
Transliteration: Chronist
"Der Chronist hielt die Ereignisse des Krieges in seinem Tagebuch fest."
cronista
Transliteration: cronista
"Il cronista ha scritto la storia della città."
cronista
Transliteration: cronista
"El cronista detalló las conquistas del imperio."
cronista
Transliteration: cronista
"O cronista registrou os principais fatos daquela época."
इतिहासकार
Transliteration: itihaskaar
"दरबारी इतिहासकार ने राजा की विजयों का वर्णन किया।"
编年史家
Transliteration: biān nián shǐ jiā
"这位编年史家记录了王朝的兴衰。"
연대기 작가
Transliteration: yeondaegi jakga
"궁중 연대기 작가가 왕의 업적을 기록했다."
年代記作者
Transliteration: nendaiki sakusha
"その年代記作者は中世の出来事を詳しく書き留めた。"
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