English
Etymology
from Middle English, from Old French archier, from Late Latin arcarius, alteration of arcuarius, from Latin arcus, bow.
Pronunciation
:Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-ÉË(r)tÊÉ(r)|-ÉË(r)tÊÉ(r)
Noun
archer (archers)
- one who shoots an arrow from a bow or a bolt from a crossbow.
Synonyms
bowman
marksman
toxophilite
Derived terms
archery
Translations
Chinese: å°æ
Czech: luÄiÅ¡tnÃk m, lukostÅelec m
Dutch: boogschutter m
Ewe: aÅutrÉdala n
French: archer m
German: Bogenschütze m
Greek: ÏοξÏÏÎ·Ï m
Japanese: å°æ
Korean: ì¬ì (sasu)
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Latin: arcarius m
Norwegian: bueskytter m
Polish: Åucznik, Åuczniczka
Portuguese: arqueiro m
Russian: лÑÑник m (luchnik)
Scottish Gaelic: boghadair m
Serbian: lukostrelac, strelac, streliÄar
Slovak: lukostrelec#Slovak|lukostrelec m
Slovene: lokostrelec m
Swedish: bågskytt c
Spanish: arquero m
Telugu: విలà±à°à°¾à°¡à± (vilukaaDu)
Turkish: okçu (okchu)
See also
arrow
bow
quiver
Sagittarius
sagittary
French
Etymology
From arche, a variant of arc âbowâ.
Pronunciation
IPA: /aÊÊe/
Noun
archer m (archers)
- archer
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