transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈdra-gə-mən ]
noun
( plural -mans or drag·o·men -mən)
Etymology: Middle English drugeman, from Anglo-French, from Old Italian dragomanno, from Middle Greek dragomanos, from Arabic tarjumān, from Aramaic tūrgĕmānā
Date: 14th century
: an interpreter chiefly of Arabic, Turkish, or Persian employed especially in the Near East