Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
venator
Noun
/ˈvɛn.ə.tɔːr/

Definition
A person who hunts; a hunter.

Examples
- The venator expertly tracked the deer through the dense forest.
- Historical records show that ancient venators were skilled in various hunting techniques.
- As a venator, she spent countless weekends in the field, honing her skills.

Meaning
The term ‘venator’ originates from Latin, meaning ‘hunter’. It generally refers to someone who actively seeks out and captures or kills wild animals, often for sport or food.

Synonyms
- Hunter
- Chaser
- Trapper
- Fowler