Definition of ministrator in English:

ministrator

noun ˈmɪnɪstreɪtə

rare

A person who ministers or administers something. Formerly also: †an executor of a will (obsolete).

Origin

Late Middle English. From classical Latin ministrātor servant, attendant, in post-classical Latin also person who administers justice, ecclesiastical official, person who administers the sacrament from ministrāt-, past participial stem of ministrāre + -or. Compare Middle French ministrateur, Old Occitan ministrador, Portuguese †ministrador, Spanish †ministrador.

Definition of ministrator in US English:

ministrator

nounˈmɪnɪstreɪtə

rare

A person who ministers or administers something. Formerly also: †an executor of a will (obsolete).

Origin

Late Middle English. From classical Latin ministrātor servant, attendant, in post-classical Latin also person who administers justice, ecclesiastical official, person who administers the sacrament from ministrāt-, past participial stem of ministrāre + -or. Compare Middle French ministrateur, Old Occitan ministrador, Portuguese † ministrador, Spanish † ministrador.

单词	ministrator
释义	Definition of ministrator in English: ministrator noun ˈmɪnɪstreɪtə rare A person who ministers or administers something. Formerly also: †an executor of a will (obsolete). Origin Late Middle English. From classical Latin ministrātor servant, attendant, in post-classical Latin also person who administers justice, ecclesiastical official, person who administers the sacrament from ministrāt-, past participial stem of ministrāre + -or. Compare Middle French ministrateur, Old Occitan ministrador, Portuguese †ministrador, Spanish †ministrador. Definition of ministrator in US English: ministrator nounˈmɪnɪstreɪtə rare A person who ministers or administers something. Formerly also: †an executor of a will (obsolete). Origin Late Middle English. From classical Latin ministrātor servant, attendant, in post-classical Latin also person who administers justice, ecclesiastical official, person who administers the sacrament from ministrāt-, past participial stem of ministrāre + -or. Compare Middle French ministrateur, Old Occitan ministrador, Portuguese † ministrador, Spanish † ministrador.
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