hunter in Latin
hunter in Latin is vēnātor — hunter means a person who tracks and kills wild animals for food or sport.
hunter in Latin
vēnātor
One who hunts game for sport or for food; a huntsman or huntswoman.
What does "hunter" mean?
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noun A person who tracks and kills wild animals for food or sport.
"The hunter tracked the deer through fresh snow."
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noun Someone actively searching for a particular thing, such as a job, bargain, or opportunity.
"As a bargain hunter, she never pays full price."
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noun A horse or dog bred and trained specifically for hunting.
"He rode a tall bay hunter across the fields."
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hunter in a sentence
- The hunter tracked the deer through fresh snow.
- Local hunters follow strict seasonal limits on deer.
- As a bargain hunter, she never pays full price.
- Job hunters flooded the careers fair looking for leads.
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What is "hunter" in Latin?
"hunter" in Latin is vēnātor. hunter means: A person who tracks and kills wild animals for food or sport.
How do you use "hunter" in a sentence?
Example: "The hunter tracked the deer through fresh snow." In Latin, "hunter" is vēnātor.
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