adulterer in Danish
adulterer in Danish is horekarl, horekone, horekvinde — adulterer means a person, especially a man, who has sex with someone other than their spouse.
adulterer in Danish
horekarl
(broadly) One who commits adultery.
horekone
(broadly) One who commits adultery.
horekvinde
(broadly) One who commits adultery.
horkarl
(broadly) One who commits adultery.
horkone
(broadly) One who commits adultery.
horkvinde
(broadly) One who commits adultery.
What does "adulterer" mean?
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noun A person, especially a man, who has sex with someone other than their spouse.
"The novel follows a small-town adulterer trying to hide his affair."
adulterer in a sentence
- The novel follows a small-town adulterer trying to hide his affair.
- She discovered her husband was an adulterer.
Common Danish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "adulterer" in Danish?
"adulterer" in Danish is horekarl, horekone, horekvinde. adulterer means: A person, especially a man, who has sex with someone other than their spouse.
How do you use "adulterer" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel follows a small-town adulterer trying to hide his affair." In Danish, "adulterer" is horekarl, horekone, horekvinde.
Are there other ways to say "adulterer" in Danish?
Yes — Danish has 6 translations listed for "adulterer": horekarl, horekone, horekvinde, horkarl, horkone, horkvinde.
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