תוכניתן

Hebrew

Etymology

From תָּכְנִית‎ (tokhnít, “a program”) +‎ ־ן‎ (-n, “forming nouns denoting one with a certain characteristic”).

Pronunciation

(Modern Israeli Hebrew) IPA^(key): /toχniˈtan/

Noun

תוכניתן / תָּכְנִיתָן • (tokhnithán) m (plural indefinite תוכניתנים‎, feminine counterpart תוכניתנית / תָּכְנִיתָנִית‎)

a programmer - someone who writes computer software.
Synonym: מְתַכְנֵת‎ (m'takhnét)

See also

תִּכְנוּת‎ (“programming”)

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