Definition
A person who takes part in forming or carrying out a conspiracy or secret harmful plan.
Etymology
From 'complot' plus the agent suffix '-er', meaning 'one who complots.' The word appears in 16th-century political literature describing those involved in conspiracies.
Kelly Says
A 'complotter' was a dangerous person to be labeled as in Renaissance Europe—the word carried weight because actual plottings could result in execution, so accusing someone of being a complotter was a serious political charge.
Translations
ARالعربية
التآمر
al-taa-mar
CACatalà
conspirar
kon-speh-rahr
CSČeština
spiknout
spik-nout
DADansk
intrigere
in-tri-gere
DEDeutsch
verschwören
fshwer-zoo-ren
ELΕλληνικά
συνομωρή
si-no-mo-ree
ESEspañol
conspirar
kon-speh-rahr
FISuomi
suunnittele
soo-n-teh-tel-eh
FRFrançais
conspirer
kon-speh-reh
HIहिन्दी
चालाकी करना
cha-la-kee kar-na
IDBahasa Indonesia
membuat intrik
mem-buat in-trik
ITItaliano
cospirare
kon-speh-rah-reh
JA日本語
陰謀を企む
in-bo-o-ke-mu
KMKM
ប្រព័ន្ធ
bra-p-pon-th
KO한국어
음모를 꾸미다
eum-mo-reul koo-mee-da
MSBahasa Melayu
intrik
in-trik
NLNederlands
complotteren
kom-ploh-te-ren
NONorsk
intrigere
in-tri-gere
PLPolski
spiskować
spis-koh-va-t
PTPortuguês
conspirar
kon-speh-rah-r
RORomână
a complota
a kom-plo-ta
RUРусский
замышлять
za-my-sh-lat
SVSvenska
konspirera
kon-speh-re-ra
SWKiswahili
mpango
m-pan-go
TAதமிழ்
களவுகளை திட்டமிட
ka-la-vu-ka-lai thi-ttam-i-da
TRTürkçe
komplo kurmak
kom-ploh kur-mak
UKУкраїнська
задумувати
za-doo-moo-vat-i
VITiếng Việt
âm mưu
am-moo