plotter in Latin
plotter in Latin is insidiātor, trīcō — plotter means a person who carries out plotting.
plotter in Latin
insidiātor
A person who plots.
trīcō
A person who plots.
What does "plotter" mean?
- noun A person who carries out plotting.
- noun (computing) A machine that draws graphs and pictures onto paper, sometimes with pens fitted to it.
- noun (navigation) A tool used to mark or work out a ship's position on a chart.
- noun A writer who plans out their story with an outline before writing it.
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What is "plotter" in Latin?
"plotter" in Latin is insidiātor, trīcō. plotter means: A person who carries out plotting.
Are there other ways to say "plotter" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "plotter": insidiātor, trīcō.
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