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There does not appear to be a name for it.
whatzername says: a person who collects autographs is a philographist... autograph collector :)
Some of the names given for a person who collects trains:model train collectormodel train enthusiasttrain modeler
Arachnid collector or Arachnophile.
simple - eraser collector!
The name for a postcard collector is a deltiologist x
Someone who collects everything would be called a hoarder - this type of person may have OCD as well.
Someone who collects knives is a knife collector or knife dealer. The fancy term is machirologist.
People who collect butterflies and moths are calledlepidopterists.
Numismatics is the study of coins.
A teddy bear collector! jk, i didn't know there was one. A person who collects teddy bears is called an Arctophile.
A person who collects maps is called a cartomaniac.
it was given its name by a person
A person that collects spiders would be an arachnid collector OR arachnophile.
Originally the word "numismatist" referred to a "coin collector" or a student of coins. These days it refers to anybody who collects coins, medals, medallions, banknotes, etc.
name of someone who collects books
Phillumeny is the hobby of collecting different match-related items: matchboxes, matchbox labels, matchbooks, matchcovers, matchsafes, etc. The collector is called a phillumenist.Arthur J. Dent is the name of a person who collects mathbooks.
The name that is given to a person who lives alone is a hermit. The person may also be called a recluse.
In the play Julius Caesar they are referred to as drachmas.
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Such a person is an optimist.
When you come aboard a train, you are greeted by a wo/man who collects you tickets. Who is this person, you wonder? S/he is the Conductor! The Conductor is responsible for collecting tickets and in charge of the train. Not necessarily the wo/man who keeps the train running.
lonely? no im sure there is a name for it, but they're really just a "hobbyist"
No, it is a proper noun. It is a given name, the name of a person.
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