modificator
/ˈmɒdɪfɪkeɪtə/noun
= modifier.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Knox (c1514–1572), religious reformer. From classical Latin modificātor a person who forms (something) to a pattern or rule from modificāt-, past participial stem of modificāre + -or.
- port-sider
- portsman
- Portsmouth
- Port Stanley
- port stopper
- port-street
- Port Sudan
- Port Sunlight
- port tack
- port town
- Portugais
- Portugaise
- Portugal
- Portugal laurel
- Portugal orange
- Portugal quince
- Portuguee
- Portuguese
- Portuguese cut
- Portuguese knot
- Portuguese man-of-war
- Portuguese oyster
- Portuguese parliament
- Portuguese trade wind
- portuis