trover
/ˈtroʊvər/Definitions
1. noun
An old spelling of the word ‘trovers’, or a person who traverses or crosses a boundary; a traveler.
“In medieval law, the trover was considered a trespasser who had crossed the boundary into another’s land.”
2. noun
A person who traverses or crosses a boundary, such as in a forest or a field.
“The forester was a skilled trover who could navigate the dense forest with ease.”