Glossary entry

Serbo-Croat term or phrase:

kelnerica

English translation:

waitress

Added to glossary by Sherefedin MUSTAFA
Aug 18, 2005 20:03
18 yrs ago
Serbo-Croat term

ketlerka

Serbo-Croat to English Social Sciences Law (general) marriage certificate
zanimanje: ketlerka
Proposed translations (English)
5 +2 waitress
1 chain maker

Discussion

Ljiljana Malovic Aug 19, 2005:
moglo da bude. Osim toga, google daje objasnjenja koja covjeka salju u pravac fitnesa i aerobika - ketleri su oni koji rade u fitnes salonima (izmedju ostalog). u svakom slucaju - bolje pitati, nego skitati...
Ljiljana Malovic Aug 19, 2005:
sumnjam da bi u dokumentu (pretpostavljam das e radi o vjencanom listu - na osnovu ranijih pitanja - cista pretpostavka) mogla da se napravi greska pa da maticar napise ketlerka umjesto kelnerka, ali svasta je moguce. najbolje da pitate klijenta sta bi to

Proposed translations

+2
8 mins
Selected

waitress

it should be: KELNERKA
Peer comment(s):

agree Tamara Sinobad
1 hr
Zahvaljuejm Tamara.
neutral Miomira Brankovic : How can you be so sure? Kelnerka is neither a Serbian nor a Croatian word, it is kelnerica or konobarica. Ketlerka must be something else.
3 hrs
It was my first reaction... Why don't you suggest another possible solution...?
agree lanoushka
91 days
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "mislim da je to najvjerojatniji varijant, hvala svima"
14 hrs

chain maker

This is a very, very wild guess. Many occupations in our country (and beyond) derive their names from German. Kettler in German is a chain maker. A female chain maker would be Kettlerin. Sometimes these words are inflexed according to the rules of our language (e.g. herihter, herihterka) and this could be the case here (ketler, ketlerka).
Apart from this, I have no other clue what could this be.

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Note added at 3 days 2 hrs 32 mins (2005-08-21 22:35:42 GMT) Post-grading
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After some additional research, I found out that Kettlerin is an occupation in knitworking industry (especially hosiery), perhaps a toe seamer.
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