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glossator

see definition of glossator

as intranslator

Synonyms for glossator

noun interpreter

linguist
adapter
cryptographer
cryptologist
decoder
dragoman
polyglot
explainer

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dragoman
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polyglot

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Word Origin & History

"writer of glosses," late 14c., from Medieval Latin glossator, from Latin glossa (see gloss (n.2)). Also in same sense were glossographer (c.1600), glossographist (1774).

Example Sentences forglossator

On this account the glossator has described this system as one with the sixteenfold system of Jaimini.

Thus the glossator writes: "After learning the sacred rites," he desires to know the absolute.

A glossator has added in LA the marginal note "Priests formerly wore cowls."

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