Definition of administrant in English:

administrant

adjective ədˈmɪnɪstr(ə)nt

That administers (something); acting in the capacity of a minister or administrator. Now rare.

noun ədˈmɪnɪstr(ə)nt

1A person who administers something; an administrator.
2Christian Church. A person who administers a sacrament, especially communion.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Segar (d. 1633), herald. Partly from French administrant, present participle of administrer, also used as noun in sense ‘person who ministers to, who serves’, and partly from classical Latin administrant-, administrāns, present participle of administrāre, in post-classical Latin also used as noun in sense ‘person who administers, administrator’.

Definition of administrant in US English:

administrant

adjectiveədˈmɪnɪstr(ə)nt

That administers (something); acting in the capacity of a minister or administrator. Now rare.

nounədˈmɪnɪstr(ə)nt

1A person who administers something; an administrator.
2Christian Church. A person who administers a sacrament, especially communion.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Segar (d. 1633), herald. Partly from French administrant, present participle of administrer, also used as noun in sense ‘person who ministers to, who serves’, and partly from classical Latin administrant-, administrāns, present participle of administrāre, in post-classical Latin also used as noun in sense ‘person who administers, administrator’.

单词	administrant
释义	Definition of administrant in English: administrant adjective ədˈmɪnɪstr(ə)nt That administers (something); acting in the capacity of a minister or administrator. Now rare. noun ədˈmɪnɪstr(ə)nt 1A person who administers something; an administrator. 2Christian Church. A person who administers a sacrament, especially communion. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Segar (d. 1633), herald. Partly from French administrant, present participle of administrer, also used as noun in sense ‘person who ministers to, who serves’, and partly from classical Latin administrant-, administrāns, present participle of administrāre, in post-classical Latin also used as noun in sense ‘person who administers, administrator’. Definition of administrant in US English: administrant adjectiveədˈmɪnɪstr(ə)nt That administers (something); acting in the capacity of a minister or administrator. Now rare. nounədˈmɪnɪstr(ə)nt 1A person who administers something; an administrator. 2Christian Church. A person who administers a sacrament, especially communion. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Segar (d. 1633), herald. Partly from French administrant, present participle of administrer, also used as noun in sense ‘person who ministers to, who serves’, and partly from classical Latin administrant-, administrāns, present participle of administrāre, in post-classical Latin also used as noun in sense ‘person who administers, administrator’.
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