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relator

relator

8.1
A person who tells or describes events to other people
  • noun
  • /rɪˈleɪtər/
  • US
translation icon : narrador
  • As a skilled relator, she captivated everyone with her storytelling abilities.

Examples

  • The relator shared an incredible story about her travels.

  • Many relators gather at the annual storytelling festival.

  • The relator described the events to the audience with great enthusiasm.

  • In the legal case, the relator provided crucial information to support the claim.

  • The relator shared an incredible story about her travels.

  • As a skilled relator, she captivated everyone with her storytelling abilities.

  • In the legal case, the relator provided crucial information to support the claim.

Synonyms

storyteller
vsrelator
64 2.3

A person who tells stories aloud to entertain people

also covers ordinary narrators and a legal party bringing a case
teller
vsrelator
50 3.8

A person who shares stories aloud to entertain others

also means a person who brings or supports a legal action

Surface Forms

relator singular
relators plural

Morphology

relator = relate (transparent) = relate + or

Standard agentive derivation: the suffix '-or' creates 'one who relates' (tells or recounts).

Etymology

Relator comes from the verb relate, which means 'to tell' or 'to give an account'. So a relator can be a storyteller who tells events clearly, or a person who gives an important report to others.