enjoyer

An enjoyer is a person who derives pleasure from something. It is a noun formed in English from the verb enjoy by adding the agent noun suffix -er. The term is generally neutral, but it is more common in informal or conversational use; in formal writing, it is usually clearer to say “a person who enjoys X” rather than “an enjoyer of X.”

Usage notes: An enjoyer identifies someone who actively engages with or takes pleasure in a particular activity, hobby, or experience. For example, “She is an enjoyer of classical music” is grammatical, though more natural alternatives include “She enjoys classical music.” The phrase “movie enjoyer” may appear in discussions of tastes or in playful self-description, especially in online communities, where the word can carry a light or humorous tone. In other contexts it can sound idiosyncratic or contrived.

Related terms: enjoy (verb); enjoyment (the act of taking pleasure); enjoyable (adjective). Depending on context, synonyms include enthusiast, aficionado, fan, or hobbyist.

Cross-cultural note: English commonly uses a range of agent nouns with -er to describe someone associated with an activity, of which enjoyer is one example.