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channeler

channeler

1 7.4
A person or device that sends things along a path
  • noun
  • /ˈtʃænələr/
  • US
translation icon : canalizador
  • Many people seek a channeler to connect with their spiritual guides.

Examples

Synonyms

transmitter
vschanneler
4 4.4

A person who sends information to someone else

directs content into a particular channel rather than simply originating messages
switcher
vschanneler
  • Specialized
4 4.7

A device that changes which camera or sound goes to a screen

directs things into a chosen pathway rather than altering links
conveyor
vschanneler
2 4.8

A person who passes information or objects to other people

directs things specifically into a particular channel or pathway
sender
vschanneler
  • Archaic
1 5.3

A device that sends radio or television signals

directs various things into a specific pathway not only broadcast signals
conveyer
vschanneler
  • US
6.1

A person who carries messages or things to other people

directs items into a specific pathway rather than just moving them
forwarder
vschanneler
  • Specialized
6.4

A device, program, or service that receives messages and sends them to another place

directs flow into a chosen channel rather than acting only as a relay

How Direct

channeler
  • US
1 7.4
transmitter
4 4.4
router
  • Specialized
35 3.5
conduit
97 6.5

Surface Forms

channeler singular
channelers plural

Morphology

channeler = channel (transparent) = channel + er

Regular agentive formation from the verb 'channel' yielding a person or thing that directs or transmits; meaning follows standard -er derivation.

Etymology

Channeler comes from channel, which originally meant a 'pipe' or 'waterway', and the ending -er meaning 'one who'. So a channeler is someone or something that makes a path and guides water or other things along it.