merchant meaning in Latin

English	Latin
merchant [merchants] (person who traffics in commodities) noun [UK: ˈmɜː.tʃənt] [US: ˈmɝː.tʃənt]	mercator, negotiatornoun
merchant / dealer in papyrus / paper noun	chartopola [chartopolae](1st) M noun
merchantman, transport / merchant / cargo ship noun	cybaea [cybaeae](1st) F noun
dealer / merchant in shoes noun	calceamentarius [calceamentari(i)](2nd) M noun calcearius [calceari(i)](2nd) M noun calciamentarius [calciamentari(i)](2nd) M noun calciarius [calciari(i)](2nd) M noun
female flower-garlands merchant (L+S) noun	corollaria [corollariae](1st) F noun
junk merchant noun	scrutarius [scrutari(i)](2nd) M noun
slow-sailing merchant / cargo vessel noun	corbita [corbitae](1st) F noun
timber merchant noun	abietarius [abietarii](2nd) M noun lignarius [lignari(i)](2nd) M noun materiarius [materiari(i)](2nd) M noun
trader, merchant noun	mercator [mercatoris](3rd) M noun
transport / merchant / cargo (of a ship) adjective	cybaeus [cybaea, cybaeum]adjective
vintner, wine merchant noun	vinarius [vinari(i)](2nd) M noun

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