villager
- noun
- /ˈvɪlɪdʒər/
- Jargon
- There are villagers dealing with the epic events that are going on around the world.
Then I start writing on Villager, I give a hundred of his units to my sister.
- Then I start writing on Villager, I give a hundred of his units to my sister.
Examples
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I'll tell you what, I'll give you your mission and your villagers.
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After completing the quest, the villager thanked me and shared a secret.
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You and the villagers have turned against one of your own.
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Additionally, we made a change where we had the player go talk to some of the villagers that were adults.
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I'm mining for money, then go to the villagers to trade for tools and equipment and make my own stuff.
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You must protect the villagers from Tai Lung's rage.
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Additionally, players will eventually be able to climb vines, and the next update will add villagers.
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Eventually, you'll be fighting epic bad guys for rare loot, saving villagers from demons in mini games, and shoring up your defenses by building a bigger, stronger army.
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You need to help the villager by delivering supplies to his home.
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The villager offered to trade me some food for the seeds I found.
How Interactive
- Jargon
- Jargon
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Villager comes from village, which comes from the old Latin villa meaning 'country house' or 'farm', and the ending -er means 'one from', just like in worker or teacher. In video games a villager is a character who represents a village resident, so the name shows they belong to that small community.