Applied to the Deity, = creator, n. 1. Obsolete.

As an epithet or description of God, as the source of divine light. Also: †a person who manifests God's light (obsolete).

The Creator.

= sheppend, n. Also (rarely) one who has control over.

= wright, n.1 1a 1b.

The divine agent which creates all things from nothing; (frequently with capital initial) God.

The Creator or Maker (of the universe). Obsolete.

Modified by a possessive adjective (also by the or an attributive phrase). Used of God as the Creator of the universe. Now with capital initial.

With reference to God: the maker or creator (of the universe, humanity, etc.). Chiefly with the or possessive adjective. Obsolete.

The creator of nature, the universe, etc. Cf. creator, n. 1.

Also with capital initial. God; the Creator. Cf. worker, n. 1. Frequently with qualifying adjective, as great workman. Now somewhat archaic.

figurative. A person or other agent viewed as a producer, creator, or overseer; esp. with reference to God as creator and ruler (cf. workman, n.…

spec. Chiefly with capital initial. God or a god, considered as the creator of the universe. Frequently with modifying adjective, as divine artificer…

A person who creates something again.

transferred and figurative. Cf. architect, n. 2 3.

One who designs and frames any complex structure; esp. the Creator; one who arranges elementary materials on a comprehensive plan.

he who or that which enlivens.

English regional. In the genitive in various common names of animals and plants. Now chiefly historical.