Hunter: meaning, definitions and examples

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hunter

[ ˈhʌn.tər ]

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person

A person who hunts wild animals for food or sport.

Synonyms

rifleman, shooter, sportsman

Examples of usage

The hunter tracked the deer through the forest.
The hunter patiently waited for the perfect shot.
The hunter was skilled at tracking animals.
Some hunters prefer bow hunting over gun hunting.
The hunter's dog helped him locate the prey.

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organization

An organization that promotes hunting and wildlife conservation.

Synonyms

conservation group, hunting club

Examples of usage

The local hunter association organizes hunting trips.
The hunter club lobbied for new hunting regulations.
The hunter foundation supports wildlife conservation efforts.

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searching

A person or thing that searches for something.

Synonyms

explorer, quester, seeker

Examples of usage

The treasure hunter explored the ancient ruins.
The hunter of lost artifacts traveled the world.
The hunter of truth never stopped seeking answers.

Translations

Translations of the word "hunter" in other languages:

🇵🇹 caçador

🇮🇳 शिकारी

🇩🇪 Jäger

🇮🇩 pemburu

🇺🇦 мисливець

🇵🇱 myśliwy

🇯🇵 猟師 (りょうし)

🇫🇷 chasseur

🇪🇸 cazador

🇹🇷 avcı

🇰🇷 사냥꾼 (sanyangkkun)

🇸🇦 صياد

🇨🇿 lovec

🇸🇰 lovec

🇨🇳 猎人 (lièrén)

🇸🇮 lovec

🇮🇸 veiðimaður

🇰🇿 аңшы

🇬🇪 მონადირე

🇦🇿 ovçu

🇲🇽 cazador

Word origin

The word 'hunter' originated from the Old English word 'huntian', which means 'to chase game'. Hunting has been a vital part of human history for survival and sustenance. Over time, hunting evolved into a sport and recreational activity. Hunters have played a significant role in wildlife conservation and management. The term 'hunter' has also been metaphorically used to describe someone who actively seeks or searches for something, not just in the context of hunting animals.