el
masculine
/biaˈxeɾo/
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Translation
traveller
Word origin
From viaje ('journey') plus the agent suffix -ero, ultimately from Latin viaticum ('provisions for a journey'), from via ('road').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- viaticum
- English cognates
- voyage, viaduct
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralviajeros
Examples
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The traveller arrived tired after a long flight.
pasaporte .
Every traveller must show their passport at the border.
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Are you a business or leisure traveller?
anotó .
The traveller noted down his memories in a small notebook.
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The travellers were waiting for the train on the platform.
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