ingatherer
Noun: An ingatherer is a person or thing that gathers or collects something, especially crops, harvests, or people, bringing them together from various places.
- (A person who collects the harvest.)
- (An entity that collects contributions.)
- (A person who collects or brings together.)
"To be an ingatherer of souls": a poetic or religious phrase meaning one who brings people together, often in a spiritual sense.
- The preacher was considered an ingatherer of souls, uniting the community in faith. (One who gathers people spiritually.)
"The ingatherer of the tribe": used in anthropological or historical contexts to describe a person who collects scattered members of a group.
- The elder acted as an ingatherer of the tribe, calling all families back to the village. (A unifier of dispersed people.)
Ingather (verb): to collect or bring together.
- They will ingather the fallen leaves in autumn. (To gather together.)
Ingathering (noun): the act of collecting or the result of being collected.
- The ingathering of the harvest was a joyful occasion. (The collection process or event.)
- Collector: a person who gathers things, especially as a hobby or profession.
- Harvester: one who gathers crops from the fields.
- Gleaner: one who gathers leftover crops after the main harvest.
Gather in: to collect or bring together.
- They gathered in the scattered papers from the floor. (Collected them into one place.)
Bring together: to assemble or unite.
- The festival brought together artists from many countries. (United them in one location.)
To call in the harvest: to gather crops at the end of the growing season.
- It's time to call in the harvest before the frost. (To collect the mature crops.)
To gather one's flock: to bring together a group of people under one's care.
- The pastor gathered his flock for the evening service. (Assembled his congregation.)