English
ambuscader
From ambuscade + -er.
Formed from ambuscade + -er
Proto-Germanic *buskaz ‘bush, heavy stick’
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Italian imboscare ‘to ambush’
Italian imboscata
Middle French embuscade
French embuscade
English ambuscade
Today it means
noun One who ambushes, or who is involved in an ambush.
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Etymograph / ambuscader