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transplanter

transplanter

1 5.0
A person who takes plants and puts them in a new place
  • noun
  • /trænsˈplæntər/
: trasplantador
  • The transplanter carefully moved the young trees to their new location.

Examples

  • A skilled transplanter can improve the health of garden plants.

  • The experienced transplanter carefully moved the young saplings to their new locations in the garden.

  • Many homeowners hire a transplanter to relocate their mature shrubs without damaging them.

  • She worked as a transplanter during the busy spring season at the nursery.

  • The transplanter carefully dug up the seedlings and placed them in the new bed.

  • As a skilled transplanter, she knew exactly how to handle delicate roots during the planting process.

  • The novice transplanter learned how to properly set the flowers in their new pots at the gardening workshop.

How Skilled

gardener
137 1.0
transplanter
1 5.0
worker
∞ 1.0
helper
91 1.0

Surface Forms

transplanter singular
transplanters plural

Morphology

transplanter = transplant (transparent) = transplant + er

Formed by the verb 'transplant' + agentive suffix '-er', yielding 'one who transplants'; meaning is directly derived.

Etymology

The word transplanter comes from the parts trans- meaning 'across' and plant meaning 'a plant' or 'young plant', just like transport uses trans- to mean moving 'across'. So a transplanter is a person who moves plants from one place to another.