mountain guide
mountaineering expert who guides travellers or other mountaineers on their path
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mountain guide
Summary
mountain guide is a profession[1]. It draws 209 Wikipedia views per month (profession category, ranking #361 of 1,605).[2]
Key Facts
- mountain guide's instance of is recorded as profession[3].
- mountain guide is a type of mountaineer[4].
- mountain guide is a type of guide[5].
- mountain guide's Commons category is recorded as Mountain guides[6].
- mountain guide's field of this occupation is recorded as mountaineering[7].
- mountain guide's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Mountain guides[8].
- mountain guide's female form of label is recorded as gorska vodnica[9].
- mountain guide's female form of label is recorded as guide de haute montage[10].
- mountain guide's female form of label is recorded as מדריכת הרים[11].
- mountain guide's female form of label is recorded as Bergführerin[12].
- mountain guide's female form of label is recorded as مرشدة الجبل[13].
- mountain guide's female form of label is recorded as guía de monte[14].
- mountain guide's female form of label is recorded as горная проводница[15].
- mountain guide's female form of label is recorded as planinarska vodičica[16].
- mountain guide's female form of label is recorded as horská vodkyňa[17].
- mountain guide's male form of label is recorded as guide de haute montagne[18].
- mountain guide's male form of label is recorded as planinarski vodič[19].
- mountain guide's male form of label is recorded as horský vodca[20].
- mountain guide's ISCO-08 occupation class is recorded as 3423[21].
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Definition and Type
mountain guide's instance of is recorded as profession[3]. Recorded subclass of include mountaineer[4] and guide[5].
Why It Matters
mountain guide draws 209 Wikipedia views per month (profession category, ranking #361 of 1,605).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 17 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[22] It is known by 42 alternative names across languages and contexts.[23]