maker in Latin
maker in Latin is fabricator, factor — maker means a person, company, or thing that makes or produces something.
maker in Latin
fabricator
Someone who makes; a person or thing that makes or produces something.
factor
Someone who makes; a person or thing that makes or produces something.
What does "maker" mean?
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noun A person, company, or thing that makes or produces something.
"The maker of this chair spent weeks carving each leg by hand."
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name A reverent term for God as creator, often capitalized.
"He believed he would soon meet his Maker."
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maker in a sentence
- The maker of this chair spent weeks carving each leg by hand.
- The car maker recalled thousands of vehicles.
- He believed he would soon meet his Maker.
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What is "maker" in Latin?
"maker" in Latin is fabricator, factor. maker means: A person, company, or thing that makes or produces something.
How do you use "maker" in a sentence?
Example: "The maker of this chair spent weeks carving each leg by hand." In Latin, "maker" is fabricator, factor.
Are there other ways to say "maker" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "maker": fabricator, factor.
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