Tirer
/ˈtaɪərər/noun
A person or thing that tires or causes fatigue; an uncommon English noun.
Did you know?English tirer is formed from the verb tire with the agent suffix -er, a pattern that creates words for people or things performing an action.
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Germanic
PGmc
*taurjaną
“To make dry or wither; a proposed ancestral form connected with Old English tēorian.”
Old English
Old English
tēorian
“To fail, cease, or come to an end; later associated with becoming weary.”
Middle English
Middle English
tiren
“To weary, exhaust, or become fatigued.”
Modern English
English
tire
“To make weary or become weary.”
Modern English
English
tirer
“One who tires or causes fatigue, formed with the agent suffix -er.”