The word "protector" in Scottish Gaelic is "dìonadair." In Scots, it can be referred to simply as "protector" as well, as Scots and English share many similarities. The context of the term can vary, often relating to someone who defends or safeguards others.
The name "Alistair" has its origins set in the Scottish Gaelic language and means "protector". The name itself was anglicized from the spelling "Alasdair".
dìonadair; neach-dìon; neach-dìona 1 defender (also in sports) 2 defendant (in law) 3 safeguarder cluicheadair-dìon: defender (in sports) tèarmannair 1 protector 2 defender
wiley is a nickname for william. the name is supposedly scottish.
Depending on context, protector can be translated as: Beschützer Panzer, e.g. Brustpanzer - chest protector Schutz, e.g. Gewebeschutz - textile protector Schutzschalter, e.g. Stromschutzschalter - surge protector Schützer, e.g. Knieschützer - knee protector
Yes, "protector" is a noun, a singular, common noun, a word for someone or something that protects someone or something. The noun protector is a concrete or abstract noun, depending on use; for example: A pocket protector or a splash protector is a concrete noun. A friend and protector or a protector of the faith is an abstract noun.
Protector is a noun.
Aphrodite was the protector of the sailors.
I believe that Rhydon loves the Protector, but I only found that out by trading it with the Protector on
catch a rhydon, give it the protector and trade it it will evolve into rhyperior and you will lose your protector
Tagalog translation of protector: tagakalinga
Sony PSP LCD Screen Protector is the best screen protector.
rhypirior loves protector