originator in Latin
originator in Latin is repertor — originator means a person who starts, invents or sets up something new.
originator in Latin
repertor
Someone who originates, creates or founds something.
What does "originator" mean?
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noun A person who starts, invents or sets up something new.
"Another perfume was known as nicerotiana, named after its originator Nicerotas."
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- Another perfume was known as nicerotiana, named after its originator Nicerotas.
- These relay stations are actually special-purpose email servers. They are used to relay spam from the spam's originator so that the originator cannot be traced.
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What is "originator" in Latin?
"originator" in Latin is repertor. originator means: A person who starts, invents or sets up something new.
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