builder
UK: ˈbɪldə | US: ˈbɪldər
n. a person or thing that builds, especially a skilled worker who constructs buildings or other structures
n. (computing) a tool or program used to compile or assemble code or data
The word "builder" originates from the Old English "byldan" (to build), which traces back to Proto-Germanic *buljaną. The suffix "-er" is an agentive suffix in English, derived from Old English "-ere," used to denote someone who performs an action. Thus, "builder" literally means "one who builds," reflecting its straightforward morphological construction.
The builder carefully laid the foundation for the new house.
She hired a skilled builder to renovate her kitchen.
This software acts as a code builder for the project.
The ancient Romans were master builders of roads and aqueducts.
As a toy builder, he designs creative playsets for children.