fletcher
ˈflɛtʃər
Definition

Definition of fletcher - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

arrow craftingDatedperson who makes arrowsDated
  • The village fletcher supplied arrows for the hunters.
  • The fletcher crafted arrows with precision and care.
  • In medieval times, a skilled fletcher was highly valued.
artificer bowyer
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Origin of fletcher

French, flèche (arrow) + -er (maker)

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geography
texas city named after settler Fletcher in Hidalgo County
literature
English dramatist who worked with John Fletcher

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  1. French:fabricant de flèches, ...
  2. German:Pfeilmacher, ...
  3. Italian:costruttore di frecce, ...
  4. Spanish:flechero, ...
  5. Portuguese:flecheiro, ...
  6. Chinese:箭匠, ...
  7. Japanese:矢師, ...
  8. Arabic:صانع السهام, ...
  9. Hebrew:יוֹצֵר חִצִּים, ...
  10. Russian:стрелодел, ...
  11. Ukrainian:стрільник, ...
  12. Hindi:फ्लेचर, ...
Fletcher
ˈflɛtʃər

Definition of Fletcher - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
namesurname of English origin
  • Jessica Fletcher is a famous fictional detective.
family name last name surname
2.
geographyUStown in Henderson County North CarolinaUS
  • Fletcher is a small town in North Carolina.
municipality town village
3.
literatureDatedEnglish dramatist who worked with Francis BeaumontDated
  • Fletcher was a famous playwright in the 1600s.
author dramatist playwright
4.
Oklahoma townRareUStown in Comanche County OklahomaRareUS
  • Fletcher is a town in Oklahoma.
settlement town village
5.
Vermont townRareUStown in Franklin County VermontRareUS
  • Fletcher is a quaint town in Vermont.
settlement town village
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Origin of Fletcher

Old French, flechier (arrow maker)

Examples of Fletcher in a sentence

  • The Fletcher family moved to a new city.
  • Fletcher hosts an annual music festival.
  • Many families have settled in Fletcher.
  • Fletcher's works are studied in literature classes.
  • Many plays by Fletcher are still performed today.
  • Fletcher hosts an annual summer festival.

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  1. French:Fletcher, ...
  2. German:Fletcher, Ortschaft in Chatham-Kent in Ontario, ...
  3. Italian:Fletcher, ...
  4. Spanish:Fletcher, ...
  5. Portuguese:Fletcher, ...
  6. Chinese:弗莱彻, ...
  7. Japanese:フレッチャー, ...
  8. Arabic:فِلِيتْشَر, فلتشر, ...
  9. Hebrew:פְלֶטְשֶׁר, ...
  10. Russian:Флетчер, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Флетчер, ...
  12. Hindi:फ्लेचर, ...

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