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10 Language-to-English DictionariesDomador
Pronunciation / Transliteration: do.ma.dor
"El domador entrenó al tigre para el espectáculo."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A person who trains or domesticates animals, especially wild ones.
"The tamer skillfully guided the lion through the performance." - 2
A person who makes something less intense or severe.
"As a tamer of disputes, she was often called upon to mediate conflicts."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'tamer' originates from the Middle English term 'tamere', derived from the Old English 'tam', meaning 'gentle' or 'tame'. It has evolved through usage in various contexts, particularly in relation to animals, to denote someone who trains or domesticates wild creatures.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Tamer" is said worldwide
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Domestique
Transliteration: dɔmɛstik
"Le domestique a réussi à apprivoiser le cheval sauvage."
Zähmer
Transliteration: tsɛːmɐ
"Der Zähmer trainierte den Löwen für die Show."
Domatore
Transliteration: do.ma.to.re
"Il domatore ha mostrato abilità incredibili con gli animali."
Domador
Transliteration: do.ma.dor
"El domador entrenó al tigre para el espectáculo."
Domador
Transliteration: do.ma.dor
"O domador trabalhou com o leão durante meses."
पालतू करने वाला
Transliteration: pālatū karne vālā
"पालतू करने वाला शेर को प्रशिक्षित कर रहा था।"
驯兽师
Transliteration: xùn shòu shī
"驯兽师在表演中展示了他的技巧。"
길들이는 사람
Transliteration: gil-deul-i-neun sa-ram
"길들이는 사람이 사자를 훈련시키고 있다."
調教師
Transliteration: chōkyōshi
"調教師はライオンを訓練しています。"
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