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interlocutor

The origin and history of interlocutor.

Etymology

Interlocutor was borrowed from Medieval Latin interlocutor, an agent noun built from the Latin verb interloquor, meaning to speak between others. That verb combines a prefix meaning 'between' with the verb for 'to speak'.

Origin: Medieval Latin

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