Arborist

Pronunciation: /ˈɑːrbərɪst/

Definitions of arborist

noun a person who specializes in the care and maintenance of trees, including pruning, planting, and removal

Example Sentences

A1 An arborist is a person who takes care of trees.

A2 The arborist trimmed the branches of the old oak tree.

B1 As an arborist, he specializes in diagnosing and treating tree diseases.

B2 The arborist recommended planting a new tree in place of the diseased one.

C1 The arborist's expertise in tree care is widely recognized in the community.

C2 The arborist's research on urban forestry has been published in several scientific journals.

Examples of arborist in a Sentence

formal The arborist was called in to assess the health of the trees in the park.

informal My neighbor is an arborist and he helps me take care of my trees.

slang I heard that arborist is a tree whisperer, they can make any tree healthy again.

figurative Being an arborist requires a deep connection to nature and a keen eye for detail.

Grammatical Forms of arborist

• plural: arborists
• comparative: more arborist
• superlative: most arborist
• present tense: arborist
• future tense: will be arborist
• perfect tense: has been arborist
• continuous tense: is being arborist
• singular: arborist
• positive degree: arborist
• infinitive: to arborist
• gerund: arboristing
• participle: arboristed

Origin and Evolution of arborist

First Known Use: 1902 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'arborist' is derived from the Latin word 'arbor', meaning tree.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to a professional who specializes in the care and maintenance of trees, the term 'arborist' has evolved to encompass a broader range of tree-related expertise and services in modern times.