ファイター (faitā) means “fighter” | MotiTan Japanese Dictionary

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そのファイターはインタビューで次の目標を語りました。so no fa i tā wa i n ta byū de tsugi no moku hyō o kata ri ma shi ta

That fighter talked about their next goal in an interview.

Describes a person who faces an opponent in a contest, especially in a combat sport.

格闘家kakutōka: A person who trains and competes in martial arts or other combat sports.

相手と戦う人。特に、格闘技などの試合に出る選手。ai te to tataka u hito toku ni kaku tō gi na do no shi ai ni de ru sen shu

ファイター (faitā) is a Japanese loanword from English fighter, formed from fight and the agent suffix -er for a person who fights.

In English, fighter can also mean a fighter aircraft, but Japanese ファイター (faitā) commonly refers to a person in a combat sport.