Caver

Pronunciation: /ˈkeɪvər/

Definitions of caver

noun a person who explores caves as a hobby or profession

Example Sentences

A1 I am a caver. I love exploring caves.

A2 The caver used a headlamp to see in the dark cave.

B1 The caver found a hidden underground river during their expedition.

B2 Experienced cavers know how to navigate through tight passages and climb steep walls.

C1 The caver's extensive knowledge of geology helped them discover a new cave system.

C2 The renowned caver was honored for their contributions to cave exploration and conservation.

Examples of caver in a Sentence

formal The experienced caver led the group through the intricate network of underground caves.

informal Hey, do you want to go caving this weekend? I know a great caver to guide us.

slang That caver is a total rock star when it comes to exploring caves.

figurative She was like a caver, delving deep into the mysteries of the human mind.

Grammatical Forms of caver

• past tense: caved
• plural: cavers
• comparative: more caving
• superlative: most caving
• present tense: caves
• future tense: will cave
• perfect tense: have caved
• continuous tense: is caving
• singular: caver
• positive degree: cave
• infinitive: to cave
• gerund: caving
• participle: caved

Origin and Evolution of caver

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'caver' originated from the Middle English word 'cave', which was derived from the Old French word 'caver' meaning 'to hollow out'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'caver' evolved to refer specifically to someone who explores caves as a hobby or profession.