idler in Latin
idler in Latin is cessātor — idler means a person who does nothing and avoids activity.
idler in Latin
cessātor
What does "idler" mean?
- noun A person who does nothing and avoids activity.
- noun A lazy person who avoids doing any work.
- noun A sailor who does not have to keep watch at night.
- noun A wheel or pulley in machinery that guides or supports a moving belt or chain without itself driving power.
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What is "idler" in Latin?
"idler" in Latin is cessātor. idler means: A person who does nothing and avoids activity.
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