From announce + -er .
announcer (plural announcers )
One who makes announcements .
radio announcer
October 11 2013 , Daniel Taylor, “Andros Townsend calms England's nerves in taming of Montenegro”, in The Guardian [1] :There were passing moments when it threatened to be a difficult night and, with the game goalless at half-time, the stadium announcer sounded almost apologetic when he relayed the news that Ukraine, kicking off an hour earlier, had gone to the top of the group by beating Poland.
announcer
Arabic: مُذِيع m ( muḏīʕ )
Armenian: հաղորդավար (hy) ( haġordavar )
Belarusian: ды́ктар m ( dýktar ) , ды́ктарка f ( dýktarka )
Catalan: anunciant (ca) m or f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 播音員 / 播音员 (zh) ( bōyīnyuán ) , 廣播員 / 广播员 (zh) ( guǎngbōyuán ) , 報幕員 / 报幕员 ( bàomùyuán )
Esperanto: anoncisto , anoncistino
Finnish: kuuluttaja (fi)
French: annonceur (fr) m , présentateur (fr) m , speaker (fr) m
German: Ansager (de) m , Sprecher (de) m
Gothic: 𐍃𐍀𐌹𐌻𐌻𐌰 m ( spilla )
Greek: εκφωνητής (el) m ( ekfonitís )
Hungarian: bemondó (hu)
Irish: bolscaire m
Italian: annunciatore (it)
Japanese: アナウンサー (ja) ( anaunsā )
Korean: 아나운서 (ko) ( anaunseo )
Macedonian: објавувач m ( objavuvač ) , објавувачка f ( objavuvačka )
Maori: kaipānui
Plautdietsch: Aunsaja m
Polish: spiker (pl) m , spikerka (pl) f
Portuguese: anunciante (pt) m or f , anunciador (pt) m
Romanian: anunțător (ro) m ( rare ) , prevestitor (ro) m , vestitor (ro) m
Russian: ди́ктор (ru) m ( díktor ) ( male or female ) , ди́кторша (ru) f ( díktorša ) ( feminine is colloquial )
Sanskrit: घोषक (sa) m ( ghoṣaka )
Spanish: anunciador (es) m , locutor (es) m
Tok Pisin: anaunsa
Ukrainian: ди́ктор m ( dýktor ) , ди́кторка f ( dýktorka )
TV or radio announcer
Albanian: folës (sq) m , spiker (sq) m
Arabic: مُذِيع m ( muḏīʕ ) , مُذِيعَة f ( muḏīʕa )
Armenian: հաղորդավար (hy) ( haġordavar ) , դիկտոր (hy) ( diktor )
Azerbaijani: diktor (az) , guyəndə ( South Azerbaijani )
Belarusian: ды́ктар m ( dýktar ) , ды́ктарка f ( dýktarka ) , вяду́чы m ( vjadúčy ) , вяду́чая f ( vjadúčaja ) , вядо́ўца m ( vjadóŭca )
Bulgarian: ди́ктор m ( díktor ) , ди́кторка f ( díktorka ) , спи́кер m ( spíker ) , спи́керка f ( spíkerka )
Chinese:
Mandarin: 主持人 (zh) ( zhǔchírén ) , 播音員 / 播音员 (zh) ( bōyīnyuán, bòyīnyuán )
Czech: hlasatel m , hlasatelka f
Danish: speaker c , annonsør c
Dutch: omroeper (nl) m
Esperanto: anoncisto , anoncistino
Estonian: diktor
Finnish: kuuluttaja (fi)
French: speaker (fr) m , speakerine (fr) f , annonceur (fr) m , annonceuse (fr) f , présentateur (fr) m , présentatrice (fr) f
Georgian: დიქტორი ( dikṭori )
German: Ansager (de) m , Ansagerin (de) f
Greek: εκφωνητής (el) m ( ekfonitís )
Hindi: उद्घोषक m ( udghoṣak )
Hungarian: bemondó (hu) , tévébemondó (hu) , műsorközlő (hu)
Italian: annunciatore (it) m , annunciatrice (it) f , presentatore (it) m , presentatrice (it) f
Japanese: アナウンサー (ja) ( anaunsā )
Kazakh: диктор ( diktor )
Korean: 아나운서 (ko) ( anaunseo )
Kyrgyz: диктор ( diktor )
Latvian: diktors m
Lithuanian: diktorius m
Macedonian: водител m ( voditel ) , водителка f ( voditelka ) , спикер m ( spiker ) , спикерка f ( spikerka )
Maori: kaiwhakataki
Mongolian:
Cyrillic: хөтлөгч (mn) ( xötlögč ) , спи̏кер m , спи̏керица f
Mongolian: ᠬᠥᠲᠦᠯᠦᠭᠴᠢ ( kötülüɣči )
Norman: annonceux m
Norwegian:
Bokmål: annonsør m
Persian: گوینده (fa) ( guyande )
Plautdietsch: Aunsaja m
Polish: konferansjer (pl) m , konferansjerka f , spiker (pl) m , spikerka (pl) f
Portuguese: locutor (pt) m
Romanian: prezentator (ro) m , prezentatoare (ro) f , crainic (ro) m , crainică (ro) f , spicher (ro) m
Russian: ди́ктор (ru) m ( díktor ) ( male or female ) , ди́кторша (ru) f ( díktorša ) ( feminine is colloquial ) , веду́щий (ru) m ( vedúščij ) , веду́щая (ru) f ( vedúščaja )
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: во̀дитељ m , водитѐљица f
Roman: vòditelj (sh) m , voditèljica (sh) f , spȉker (sh) m , spȉkerica (sh) f
Slovak: hlásateľ m , hlásateľka f
Slovene: napovedovalec m , napovedovalka f
Spanish: comentarista m or f
Swedish: presentatör c
Tajik: диктор ( diktor ) , гӯянда ( güyanda )
Thai: ผู้ประกาศ ( pûu-bprà-gàat )
Turkish: sunucu (tr) , spiker (tr)
Turkmen: diktor
Ukrainian: ди́ктор m ( dýktor ) , ди́кторка f ( dýktorka ) , веду́чий m ( vedúčyj ) , веду́ча f ( vedúča )
Urdu: نَشر کار ( naśar kār )
Uzbek: diktor (uz)