IPA: /ˈpʌlseɪtə/
KK: /ˈpʌlseɪtər/
A device or machine that produces a rhythmic beating or throbbing motion.
The doctor used a pulsator to help stimulate blood flow during the procedure.
Pulsator → It is formed from "pulsare" (meaning to push or beat) and the suffix "-tor" (meaning one who). The word "pulsator" refers to one who pushes or beats, often used in contexts like a device that creates rhythmic movements or pulses.
Think of someone or something that 'pushes' or 'beats' ('pulsare') — that's why a pulsator is a device that creates rhythmic movements.