investigator in Latin
investigator in Latin is indāgātor, indāgātrix, inquīsītor — investigator means a person whose job is to investigate something, such as a crime or accident.
investigator in Latin
indāgātor
One who investigates.
indāgātrix
One who investigates.
inquīsītor
One who investigates.
investīgātor
One who investigates.
What does "investigator" mean?
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noun A person whose job is to investigate something, such as a crime or accident.
"An investigator from the safety board examined the damaged bridge carefully."
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investigator in a sentence
- An investigator from the safety board examined the damaged bridge carefully.
- The insurance company sent an investigator to check the cause of the fire.
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What is "investigator" in Latin?
"investigator" in Latin is indāgātor, indāgātrix, inquīsītor. investigator means: A person whose job is to investigate something, such as a crime or accident.
How do you use "investigator" in a sentence?
Example: "An investigator from the safety board examined the damaged bridge carefully." In Latin, "investigator" is indāgātor, indāgātrix, inquīsītor.
Are there other ways to say "investigator" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "investigator": indāgātor, indāgātrix, inquīsītor, investīgātor.
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