Travelers

Individuals who journey from one place to another.

A term referring to individuals who journey from one place to another, often for leisure, business, or exploration purposes.

Pronunciation

/ˈtrævələr/

Etymology

From Middle English travayler, from travelen (to journey), from Old French traveiller (to work, toil), from Late Latin tripalium (instrument of torture).

Explain Like I’m 5

Travelers are people who go on journeys from one place to another, like going on vacation or moving to a new city.

Fun Facts

The word 'travel' comes from the Latin word 'tripalium', a device used to transport goods
Early travelers often relied on animals like horses and camels for transportation
Tourism is a major industry, contributing billions to the global economy

FAQ

What is a traveler? A person who journeys from one place to another
Who are some famous travelers? Ibn Battuta and Marco Polo
Why do people travel? For leisure, work, or to visit family and friends

Synonyms — Similar or Related Terms

tourists voyagers globetrotters

Hypernyms — Broader Categories

person people

Hyponyms — Specific Examples

tourist commuter pilgrim

Holonyms — Wholes or Groups

population society

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