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feuilletonist en · NOUN

Etymology

From French feuilletoniste. By surface analysis, feuilleton + -ist.

Meanings

1. A writer of feuilletons.
   • In 1895, while Japan was busy beating China, and had convinced herself that she could beat the world, one of the Tōkyō papers achieved a success by the publication of a serial noved entitled Asahi-Zakura, by a feuilletonist called Murai Gensai. 1905, Basil Hall Chamberlain, Things Japanese:
   • But for all this, Grassou gave excellent counsel, like those feuilletonists incapable of writing a book who know very well where a book is wanting. 1840, Honoré de Balzac, translated by Katharine Prescott Wormeley, Pierre Grassou:

Forms

Translations (13)

mk фељтони́ст (a writer of feuilletons) · ru фельетонист (a writer of feuilletons) · yi פֿעליעטאָניסט (a writer of feuilletons) · ro foiletonist (a writer of feuilletons) · de Feuilletonist (a writer of feuilletons) · fr feuilletoniste (a writer of feuilletons) · mk фељтони́стка (a writer of feuilletons) · fi följetongisti (a writer of feuilletons) · de Feuilletonistin (a writer of feuilletons) · cs fejetonista (a writer of feuilletons) · ro foiletonistă (a writer of feuilletons) · es folletinista (a writer of feuilletons) · pl felietonista (a writer of feuilletons)