squash player
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squash player
Summary
squash player is an occupation[1]. It is known by 36 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- squash player's instance of is recorded as occupation[3].
- squash player is a type of athlete[4].
- squash player is a type of competitive player[5].
- squash player's Commons category is recorded as Squash players[6].
- squash player's field of this occupation is recorded as squash[7].
- squash player's sport is recorded as squash[8].
- squash player's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Squash players[9].
- squash player's topic has template is recorded as Template:Infobox squash player[10].
- squash player's equivalent class is recorded as http://dbpedia.org/ontology/SquashPlayer[11].
- squash player's properties for this type is recorded as P3286[12].
- squash player's female form of label is recorded as joueuse de squash[13].
- squash player's female form of label is recorded as jugadora de squash[14].
- squash player's female form of label is recorded as squashistka[15].
- squash player's female form of label is recorded as παίκτρια του σκουός[16].
- squash player's female form of label is recorded as Squashspielerin[17].
- squash player's female form of label is recorded as لاعبة الاسكواش[18].
- squash player's female form of label is recorded as jugadora d'esquaix[19].
- squash player's female form of label is recorded as שחקנית סקווש[20].
- squash player's female form of label is recorded as xugadora de squash[21].
- squash player's female form of label is recorded as jucătoare de squash[22].
- squash player's female form of label is recorded as giocatrice di squash[23].
- squash player's female form of label is recorded as igralka skvoša[24].
- squash player's female form of label is recorded as skvošo žaidėja[25].
- squash player's female form of label is recorded as гравчиня у сквош[26].
- squash player's male form of label is recorded as لاعب اسكواش[27].
Why It Matters
squash player is known by 36 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]