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hunter

LANGUAGE FAMILY:

indo-european > germanic > west germanic > old english (anglo-saxon)

ORIGIN:

germanic  /  old english (anglo-saxon) 

NAME ROOT:

huntōną > huntian

MEANING:

This name derives directly from the English surname "Hunter (hunt +‎ -er)", which derives from the old English “huntian”, meaning “to hunt”. Ultimately this name derives from the Proto-Germanic “*huntōną”, meaning “to hunt, capture”. 1) Hunting of big game is an ancient event, dating back thousands of years. Based on cave paintings, it appears that early man hunted mammoth in groups, using a combination of spears or large rocks, or alternately running the animal over a cliff. 2) A bounty hunter captures fugitives for a monetary reward (bounty). Other professional names, mainly used in the United States, include bail enforcement agent, bail agent, recovery agent, bail recovery agent, or fugitive recovery agent. In modern times Bail Enforcement Agents still carry out arrests, but the idea of 'bounty hunting' is now not often used or liked by many in the profession due to its historical context.

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hunter JUST $2.90

hunter JUST $2.90

hunter JUST $2.90

Chakra Number:

5: The number of the Throat Chakra "Vishuddha"

The throat chakra is the fifth chakra and its color is blue. It is one the three primary colors. The main energy of blue is communication and it is the color used to soothe the soul. Explore this Divine color in depth, learn what it means and what it represents.

Color meaning:

The color blue is one of trust, honesty and loyalty. It is sincere, reserved and quiet, and doesn't like to make a fuss or draw attention. Blue hates confrontation, and likes to do things in its own way. From a color psychology perspective, blue is reliable and responsible. This color exhibits an inner security and confidence. You can rely on it to take control and do the right thing in difficult times. It has a need for order and direction in its life, including its living and work spaces.