conquerer

/kˈɑŋkɚɹɚ/ noun

One who conquers

Word Origin From Latin 'com-' (completely) and 'quaerere' (to seek, obtain) — to conquer is to seek something completely, to obtain it by force. The root 'quaerere' also gives us inquire, require, acquire, and quest. The '-er' suffix makes it the one who conquers.

noun One who conquers countable

Alexander the Great was a famous conquerer who built one of the largest empires in history.

(名词) 征服者

亚历山大大帝是一位著名的征服者,建立了历史上最大的帝国之一。

(sustantivo) Alguien que conquista.

Alejandro Magno fue un famoso **conquistador** que construyó uno de los imperios más grandes de la historia.

(nom) conquérant; vainqueur [Celui ou celle qui conquiert ; conquérant.]

Alexandre le Grand était un célèbre conquerer qui bâtit l'un des plus grands empires de l'histoire.

(Substantiv) Eroberer; Bezwinger [Jemand, der etwas erobert, insbesondere ein Gebiet oder ein Volk.]

Alexander der Große war ein berühmter **conquerer**, der eines der größten Reiche der Geschichte aufbaute.

(名詞) 他を征服する者。

アレクサンダー大王は、歴史上最大の帝国のひとつを築いた有名な征服者だった。

(substantivo) conquistador [Aquele que conquista.]

Alexandre, o Grande, foi um famoso conquistador que construiu um dos maiores impérios da história.

Word parts: con + quer + er

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