Wiktionary
n. One who comes first; a person or entity being the first to arrive, or the first in sequence.
Usage examples of "firstcomer".
Staring at the hungry flames that were consuming the ruins of the garage, that firstcomer had seen a long, streaky shadow along the ground beside him - a weird, mysterious blot that swayed with the flicker of the roaring flames.
He was a firstcomer, and he wore about him a skin that ill-concealed the tattering remnants of otherworldly clothing.
Sancho became more quiet and tractable, and, settling himself comfortably in his chair, he held up his face and beard to the firstcomer, who gave him a resounding smack, followed by a low bow.
No one had ruled this world, which had made it much easier for the firstcomers, the humans now known as the Folk, to take possession of it.
Hilton Gupp greeting the firstcomers to his party and showering drinks on them.
His mother, he knew, had been Timmain, one of the firstcomers to the world of two moons, many turns of the seasons ago.
Timmain, the high one who had made the sacrifice for the sake of all the firstcomers who still lived, and for all who might come afterthrough Timmorn.
If they were anything in their own minds, they were the firstcomers, the exiles.
Even Seilein, who among the firstcomers was most determined to fit herself to this world and its time flow, still must catch herself up out of the timeless thought she was so used to.
Still, tempers began to rise, especially in the firstcomers who would not adapt, and who were the most uncomfortable.