visitator
- noun
- /ˈvɪzɪˌteɪtər/
- Archaic
- In the old tale, a mysterious visitator appeared during the night, testing the people's kindness.
Examples
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The villagers believed the storm was sent by a visitator to punish them for their misdeeds.
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Some poets described death as a visitator sent from the heavens.
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The visitator arrived unexpectedly at midnight.
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In the ancient texts, a visitator often brought messages from the gods.
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The villagers believed the storm was sent by a visitator to punish them for their misdeeds.
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In the old tale, a mysterious visitator appeared during the night, testing the people's kindness.
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Some poets described death as a visitator sent from the heavens.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Visitator comes from the Latin visitare 'to visit' and was often used for a visit from God or fate. A helpful way to remember it is to think of a strange 'visitor' sent to test or punish people, which is why it can mean a supernatural being sent as a punishment or a test.