venator
/ˈvɛnætər/Definitions
1. noun
A hunter or a person who tracks and captures animals, especially wild game, for sport or to supply a market.
“The venator was a skilled tracker known for his ability to locate and hunt large game in the forest.”
2. noun
A Roman soldier who fought in the front line, especially one who engaged in hand-to-hand combat.
“During the Roman Empire, venators were elite soldiers who led the charge into battle and were feared by their enemies.”
3. noun
In the context of Star Wars, a venator is a type of Jedi Starfighter used during the Clone Wars.
“The Jedi pilot expertly navigated her venator through the dense asteroid field, dodging incoming blaster fire.”