biografo
biographer
noun bee-OH-grah-foh Less Common
Origin: Greek bios, 'life' + graphein, 'to write'
Usage Note
Biografo is the masculine form; the feminine is biografa. It refers to the author of a biography (biografia), not to the subject of one. The stress falls on the second syllable: bi-O-gra-fo.
Examples
"Il biografo ha intervistato la famiglia dello scrittore."
Natural Translation
The biographer interviewed the writer's family.

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