fighter in Latin
fighter in Latin is pugnator, pugnātrix, bellātor — fighter means a person who fights, especially a soldier, boxer, or martial artist.
fighter in Latin
pugnator
A person who fights; a combatant.
pugnātrix
A person who fights; a combatant.
bellātor
A warrior; a fighting soldier.
bellātrix
A warrior; a fighting soldier.
What does "fighter" mean?
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noun A person who fights, especially a soldier, boxer, or martial artist.
"He trained for years to become a professional fighter."
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noun A person who shows great determination in the face of hardship, such as illness.
"Despite her diagnosis, everyone who knew her called her a fighter."
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noun A fast military aircraft built mainly to engage and shoot down other aircraft.
"Two fighters escorted the transport plane across the border."
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fighter in a sentence
- He trained for years to become a professional fighter.
- Despite her diagnosis, everyone who knew her called her a fighter.
- Two fighters escorted the transport plane across the border.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "fighter" in Latin?
"fighter" in Latin is pugnator, pugnātrix, bellātor. fighter means: A person who fights, especially a soldier, boxer, or martial artist.
How do you use "fighter" in a sentence?
Example: "He trained for years to become a professional fighter." In Latin, "fighter" is pugnator, pugnātrix, bellātor.
Are there other ways to say "fighter" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "fighter": pugnator, pugnātrix, bellātor, bellātrix.
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