IPA: /səˈluːtə/
KK: /səˈluːtər/
A person who greets or shows respect to someone, often with a gesture like a wave or bow.
The saluter raised his hand in greeting as the guests arrived.
Saluter is derived from the Latin root "salutare" (meaning to greet or to salute) and the suffix "-er" (meaning a person who). Thus, a saluter is a person who greets or salutes others.
Think of someone who is 'greeting' ('salutare') others — that's what a saluter does.