Botanist

Bot′a-nist

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Noun.

[Cf. F.

botaniste

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One skilled in botany; one versed in the knowledge of plants.

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Noun.

One skilled in botany; one versed in the knowledge of plants or vegetables,their structure, and generic and specific differences.

The botanist is he who can affix similar names to similar vegetables, and different names to different ones, so as to be intelligible to every one.

botanist ‎(plural botanists)

a person engaged in botany

Armenian: բուսաբան (hy) ‎(busaban)
Belarusian: бата́нік m ‎(batánik)
Breton: louzawour m, louzawourien pl
Catalan: botànic m
Czech: botanik (cs) m
Danish: botaniker (da) c
Dutch: botanicus (nl) m
Esperanto: (♂♀) botanikisto, (♀) botanikistino
Faroese: plantufrøðingur m
Finnish: kasvitieteilijä (fi)
French: botaniste (fr) m, f
Georgian: ბოტანიკოსი ‎(boṭaniḳosi)
German: Botaniker (de) m, Botanikerin (de) f, Pflanzenkundler m, Pflanzenkundlerin f
Greek: βοτανολόγος (el) m, f ‎(votanológos), φυτολόγος (el) m, f ‎(fytológos)
Hebrew: בוטניקאי m ‎(botánikai), בוטניקאית f ‎(botánikait)
Hungarian: botanikus (hu), növénykutató
Icelandic: grasafræðingur m

Latin: botanicus m, botanica (la) f
Latvian: botāniķis m, botāniķe f
Macedonian: ботаничар m ‎(botaničar)
Mandarin: 植物学家 (zh), 植物学者
Norwegian:

Bokmål: botaniker (no) m

Nynorsk: botanikar m
Novial: (♂♀) botanikere, (♂) botanikero, (♀) botanikera, (♂♀) botaniste, (♂) botanisto, (♀) botanista
Polish: botanik (pl) m
Portuguese: botânico (pt) m, botânica (pt) f, botanista m, f
Romanian: botanist (ro) m, botanistă (ro) f
Russian: бота́ник (ru) m ‎(botánik)
Scottish Gaelic: luibh-eòlaiche m
Slovak: botanik m, rastlinopisec m
Spanish: botánico (es) m, botánica (es) f, botanista m, f
Swedish: botaniker (sv) c, botanist (sv) c
Volapük: (♂♀) planavan (vo), (♂) hiplanavan, (♀) jiplanavan