Who asks a question is called…?
Let’s say you have a collection of books, and someone asks your opinion. How would that person be named in one word?
What does that sound like?
What is “requester”?
Do note though that this is a word that most native English speakers would never use, instead of saying the likes of “the person requesting the books”.
Should I use “Requester” when I have “requestrequest” in my code?
I’ve used Baz’s requester for several years, but if you don’t feel comfortable using that, maybe you can use solicitor, petitioner or
supplicant. I do in particular prefer those who use Baz’s requester but can’t quite use it yet.
Are people in libraries borrowers?
Is reading history books all too often? In the dim past they were called lending libraries.
Borrower as in
Borrower’s card. Noun 1.
the bearer’s card – card certifying the bearer’s right to use the library;
The library
card: which library card is required to use the card for a library card?
How does he/she ask for money without asking himself/her permission?
Is it requisition or formal request?
From Wiki
related: inquiry assistant,
interrogator; other similar places.
Another option would be applicant.
noun
- : a person who applies for or requests something; applicants:
an applicant for a position.
Reference:
http://dictionary.reference. com/browse/applicant
com/browse/com/appcantal/
How does he/she ask for money without asking himself/her permission?
