Definition
Definition of institutor - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
founderRare person who establishes something newRare
- The institutor of the charity was praised for her efforts.
2.
religious roleDated church official appointing ministersDated
- The institutor appointed the new rector to the parish.
Origin of institutor
Latin, instituere (to establish)
Examples of institutor in a sentence
As the institutor, he laid the foundation for future success. The institutor was responsible for the ordination ceremony. An experienced institutor is crucial for church leadership transitions.
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- French:initiateur, nominateur, ...
- German:Gründer, Institutor, ...
- Italian:fondatore, istitutore, ...
- Spanish:fundador, instituidor, ...
- Portuguese:fundador, instituidor, ...
- Chinese:创始人, 任命者, ...
- Japanese:設立者, 任命者, ...
- Arabic:مُؤَسِّس, مُعَيِّن القَسَاوِسَة, ...
- Hebrew:מְיַיסֵּד, מְמַנֶּה, ...
- Russian:учредитель, назначающий священников, ...
- Ukrainian:ініціатор, інститутор, ...
- Hindi:संस्थापक, नियुक्तिकर्ता, ...
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