A person who walks or moves about; someone engaged in walking.
Latin 'ambulare' (to walk) + '-tor' or '-tor' suffix meaning 'one who does' or 'agent noun.' This creates a noun describing a person who performs the action of walking.
Medieval monks were sometimes called 'ambulators' because they would walk between monasteries to deliver messages—they were the original couriers of the spiritual world!
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