admirator
/ˈadməreɪtə/Now rare
noun
An admirer.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in William Painter (?1540–1594), translator and administrator. From classical Latin admīrātor person who admires or venerates, admirer from admīrāt-, past participial stem of admīrārī + -or.
- -metrically
- metricate
- metrication
- metric crown
- metric demy
- metric geometry
- metric hundredweight
- metricist
- metricize
- metricized
- metric mile
- metric royal
- metric space
- metric system
- metric ton
- metric tonne
- metrification
- metrifonate
- metrify
- metriphonate
- metrisability
- metrisable
- metrisation
- metrise
- metrist