What is the word which means 'Simplifier' in french, german, italian, greek or latin ?

Question

I would like to know a word which means 'Simplifier' in any of the above languages.

Answer 1

Well "simplify" is
French - facilite
German - vereinfachen Sie
Italian - faciliti
Greek - απλοποιήστε
Latin - "simple" - directus, simplex

Answer 2

If you're already studying Spanish, then I'd suggest French and Portuguese. Knowing Spanish definetely facilitates learning French and Portuguese. This is because A)you'll see some similar Spanish words in French, and B) Portuguese sounds almost the same as Spanish. I'd go with German too. German has alot of similarities with English. It makes it easier.

Answer 3

I was a bit surprised. A word SIMPLIFIER sounds existing and equally understandable, yet the higher authority, look the link below, says it does NOT EXIST.

If you put that word in a certain context....then we might decide the proper word and later on have it translated.

I hope this was helpful.

PS:
simplifier is already a French word, meaning simplify.

Answer 4

Suchergebnis german for simplified (could not find er )
others could not locate a word for simplifier
sorry couldn't be more help .

Answer 5

In Italian, semplificare = to simplify; semplificatore= simplifier, but the use of this word in very rare: I heard it just in "esempio semplificatore" ("a simplifing example"), and just once in my life.

Answer 6

in German: Vereinfacher (male); Vereinfacherin (female)
= simplifier in the sense of someone who simplifies things/statements

Answer 7

It is : Απλοποιητής in Greek.
It is one –person or thing– that makes something simpler.
In formal greek it should be only a person–man or woman. In modern greek even things are added to.-

Ciao.....John-John.

Answer 8

in french: simplificateur
italian: simplificatore

Answer 9

No idea..