mercador
nounmasculine/mɨɾkɐˈðoɾ/medium
mer·ca·dor
Definition
A person who buys and sells goods, especially on a large scale or in long-distance trade; merchant.
Venetian merchants dominated the trade routes of the Mediterranean.
The merchant traded spices coming from the East.
Common collocations
wealthy merchantspice merchantitinerant merchant
Etymology
Do latim 'mercator, -oris' (comerciante).