judicator
noun
ju·di·ca·tor
-ātə(r)
plural -s
: one that judges or acts as a judge
the authority of its judicators called in question
William Robertson †1686
William Robertson †1686
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin, from Latin judicatus (past participle of judicare) + -or
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