IPA: /ˈɔːrbɪtə/
KK: /ˈɔːrbɪtər/
A spacecraft that travels around a planet or moon without landing on it.
The orbiter sent back stunning images of the planet's surface.
Orbiter → It is formed from "orbis" (meaning circle or disk) and "-ter" (a suffix used to indicate an agent or something that performs an action). The word "orbiter" refers to something that moves in a circular path around a celestial body, like a satellite orbiting a planet.
Picture something that moves in a 'circle' ('orbis') — that's why an orbiter is something that travels around another object.