fowler

See also: Fowler

English

Etymology

From Middle English foulere, voȝelere, fuwelare, fugelere, from Old English fuglere (“fowler”), equivalent to fowl +‎ -er.

Pronunciation

Homophone: fouler

Noun

fowler (plural fowlers)

A hunter of wildfowl.

Translations

a hunter of wildfowl

Chinese:
Mandarin: 捕鸟者 (bǔ niǎo zhě)
Estonian: linnukütt
French: oiseleur (fr) m
German: Vogelfänger m, Vogelfängerin f, Vogeljäger m, Vogeljägerin f
Greek:
Ancient: ἰξευτής m (ixeutḗs)
Hungarian: madarász (hu), madarász (hu)

Japanese: 鳥狩り (togari)
Latin: auceps m
Romanian: păsărar (ro) m
Scottish Gaelic: eunadair m
Swedish: fågelfängare (sv) c
Volapük: (♂♀) bödifanan (vo), (♂) bödihifanan, (♀) bödijifanan
Welsh: adarwr m

Anagrams

Flower, Wolfer, flower, flowre, reflow, wolfer

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