populators
Those who inhabit
Populators are people or things that populate—that is, fill or inhabit a place, space, or system.
The term appears most often in computing and database contexts, where a populator is a script, tool, or process that fills data structures with content: The test populator generates sample records for the development database.
Outside technical use, populators might refer to settlers or colonizers who fill a geographic area with inhabitants, though this usage is uncommon.
First to explore territory
- settlersThose who establish homes
- colonistsSettlers in new territory
- conquistadorsSpanish colonial soldiers
- expansionistsProponents of territorial enlargement
imperialists · emigrants · founders · homesteaders · pilgrims · frontiersmen · missionaries · traders
People living somewhere
- citizensMembers of a nation
- nativesOriginal local population
- localsArea's permanent inhabitants
- dwellersThose who occupy space
denizens · occupants · folk · community · tribe · clan · society · households
Copying or procreation
- fertilityCapacity for reproduction
- offspringBiological descendants produced
- progenyOne's biological descendants
- spawnAquatic eggs or generate
breeding · propagation · multiplication · germination · pollination · incubation · nurturing · spawners
Organized digital information collection
- fieldsExpanses for cultivation
- tablesFlat-topped furniture pieces
- recordsStored data or albums
- seedingPlanting or ranking
initialization · migration · scripts · fixtures · defaults · entries · automation · generators
pioneers
First to explore territory
- settlersThose who establish homes
- colonistsSettlers in new territory
- conquistadorsSpanish colonial soldiers
expansionists · imperialists · emigrants · founders · homesteaders · pilgrims · frontiersmen · missionaries · traders · invaders
residents
People living somewhere
dwellers · denizens · occupants · folk · community · tribe · clan · society · households · families
reproduction
Copying or procreation
- fertilityCapacity for reproduction
- offspringBiological descendants produced
- progenyOne's biological descendants
spawn · breeding · propagation · multiplication · germination · pollination · incubation · nurturing · spawners · hatcheries
database
Organized digital information collection
seeding · initialization · migration · scripts · fixtures · defaults · entries · automation · generators · templates
populatorsevacuees
People removed from danger
evacuators · emigrants · deserters · expellers · exterminators
populatorsabandoners
Those who forsake others
deserters · emigrants · leavers · evacuators · clearers
populatorsexterminators
Professionals who eliminate vermin
cleansers · displacers · expellers · removers · emptiers
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