Definition
Definition of exor - Reverso English Dictionary
Abbreviation
abr: executorDated UK person named to carry out a dead person's willDated UK
- The exor filed the papers yesterday.
- The exor met with the family lawyer.
- As exor, she sold the house.
Origin of exor
Latin, exorare (to persuade)
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- French:exécuteur testamentaire, ...
- German:Testamentsvollstrecker, ...
- Italian:esecutore testamentario, ...
- Spanish:albacea, ...
- Portuguese:testamenteiro, ...
- Chinese:遗嘱执行人, ...
- Japanese:遺言執行者, ...
- Arabic:مُنَفِّذ الوصية, ...
- Hebrew:מְנַהֵל עִיזָּבוֹן, ...
- Russian:душеприказчик, ...
- Ukrainian:виконавець заповіту, ...
- Hindi:वसीयत का निष्पादक, ...
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