fowler in Latin
fowler in Latin is auceps — fowler means a person who hunts wild birds.
fowler in Latin
auceps
A hunter of wildfowl.
What does "fowler" mean?
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noun A person who hunts wild birds.
"The fowler set his traps along the marsh at dawn."
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name A surname, originally an occupational name for a bird hunter.
"H. W. Fowler is remembered for his classic guide to English usage."
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fowler in a sentence
- The fowler set his traps along the marsh at dawn.
- H. W. Fowler is remembered for his classic guide to English usage.
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What is "fowler" in Latin?
"fowler" in Latin is auceps. fowler means: A person who hunts wild birds.
How do you use "fowler" in a sentence?
Example: "The fowler set his traps along the marsh at dawn." In Latin, "fowler" is auceps.
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