the person or side that wins a competition or struggle

princes and marquises; collectively refers to high-ranking officials and the aristocracy

to lose a war, competition, or game; to fail at a task

(bound form) used after a verb, adjective, or noun to represent the person or thing performing an action or possessing a quality; translates as "-er", "-ist", or "one who"

(bound form) bandit; robber; invader; enemy