double-crosser

English

Etymology

double-cross +‎ -er

Noun

double-crosser (plural double-crossers)

One who double-crosses; a traitor.

Translations

one who double-crosses — see also traitor

Greek: προδότης (el) m (prodótis)
Italian: doppiogiochista (it) m or f by sense
Latin: sociofraudus (la) m

See also

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