Definition of oratrix in English:

oratrix

noun ɒˈreɪtrɪksˈɒrətrɪks

Late Middle English. From classical Latin ōrātrīc-, ōrātrīx, feminine form corresponding to ōrātor orator: see -trix.

noun

Late Middle English. From classical Latin ōrātrīc-, ōrātrīx, feminine form corresponding to ōrātor orator: see -trix.

单词	oratrix
释义	Definition of oratrix in English: oratrix noun ɒˈreɪtrɪksˈɒrətrɪks A female plaintiff or petitioner. Now rare (chiefly US Law). Origin Late Middle English. From classical Latin ōrātrīc-, ōrātrīx, feminine form corresponding to ōrātor orator: see -trix. Definition of oratrix in US English: oratrix noun A female plaintiff or petitioner. Now rare (chiefly US Law). Origin Late Middle English. From classical Latin ōrātrīc-, ōrātrīx, feminine form corresponding to ōrātor orator: see -trix.
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