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legator

Pronunciation: /lɪˈgeɪtə/
Definition of legator

noun

rare
  • a testator, especially one who leaves a legacy.

Origin:

mid 17th century: from Latin, from legat- 'deputed, delegated, bequeathed', from the verb legare

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