reaper

UK
/ˈriːpə/
US
/ˈripər/

Translations

reaperadjective
UK
/ˈriːpə/
US
/ˈriːpər/
Used attributively to describe equipment or items related to reaping or harvesting.
Additional translations
moissonneurEmploi technique, rare.
reapernoun
reapers
pl
UK
/ˈriːpə/
US
/ˈripər/
The reaper worked tirelessly in the fields, gathering the ripe wheat.
Le moissonneur a travaillé sans relâche dans les champs, récoltant le blé mûr.
moissonneuseMachine agricole.
The reaper worked tirelessly in the fields, gathering the ripe wheat.
La moissonneuse a travaillé sans relâche dans les champs, récoltant le blé mûr.
Additional translations
FaucheuseSens mythologique, personnification de la mort.

Definitions

reaperadjective
Designed for, suitable for, or connected with reaping or harvesting.
The farm invested in new reaper machinery to speed up the harvest.
reapernoun
A person or machine that harvests crops.
The reaper worked tirelessly in the fields, gathering the ripe wheat.
A mythical figure often depicted as a skeleton in a cloak, representing death.
The story described the reaper as a silent figure who came to collect souls.