oceanografo
oceanographer
noun oh-cheh-ah-NOH-grah-foh Rare
Origin: From Greek okeanos (ocean) + graphos (writer, recorder).
Usage Note
Oceanografo is the professional who studies the ocean's physical, chemical, and biological properties. The feminine form is oceanografa. The related discipline is l'oceanografia (f). In Italian academic titles the masculine form is used generically when the gender is unspecified, though modern usage increasingly specifies oceanografa for women.
Examples
"L'oceanografo studia le correnti marine."
Natural Translation
The oceanographer studies marine currents.
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