Definition
People or companies whose job is to carry and deliver messages, packages, or documents quickly.
Etymology
From French 'courrier,' derived from Italian 'corriere,' which comes from Latin 'currere' meaning 'to run.' The root word literally means 'one who runs,' referring to fast messengers.
Kelly Says
Ancient empires like Rome and Persia had relay systems of couriers who could cover hundreds of miles in days—the original 'delivery network'! The Pony Express is the famous American example, but the concept is as old as civilization itself.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
COURIER
koo-ree-er
BNবাংলা
COURIER
koo-ree-er
CACatalà
COURIER
koo-ree-er
CSČeština
kurýři
koo-ree-ri
DADansk
budbringere
bud-bring-e-re
DEDeutsch
Kuriere
koo-ree-re
ELΕλληνικά
διανομες
dee-a-no-mes
ESEspañol
mensajeros
men-sa-he-ros
FAفارسی
COURIER
koo-ree-er
FISuomi
kurierit
koo-ree-rit
FRFrançais
courriers
kuʁ.je
HEעברית
שליחים
sh-lee-him
HIहिन्दी
दूरसंचार कर्मी
doora-sanchaar kar-mee
HUMagyar
futárok
foo-ta-rok
IDBahasa Indonesia
kurir
koo-ree-r
ITItaliano
corrieri
ko-ree-e-ri
KO한국어
우체국 직원
uche-guk jik-won
MSBahasa Melayu
COURIER
koo-ree-er
MYမြန်မာ
COURIER
koo-ree-er
NLNederlands
koeriers
ko-ree-ers
NONorsk
budbringere
bud-bring-e-re
PLPolski
kurierzy
koo-ree-er-zi
PTPortuguês
correios
ko-ray-os
RORomână
curieri
koo-ree-ri
RUРусский
курьерами
kur-ye-ra-mi
SVSvenska
budbärare
bood-bay-ra-re
SWKiswahili
COURIER
koo-ree-er
TAதமிழ்
COURIER
koo-ree-er
TEతెలుగు
COURIER
koo-ree-er
THไทย
ผู้จัดส่ง
poo-jat-song
UKУкраїнська
кур'єри
kur-ye-ri
URاردو
COURIER
koo-ree-er
VITiếng Việt
người giao hàng
ngoo-ee gao-hang