English
rusticator
From rusticate + -or.
A compound of rusticate + -or
Proto-Indo-European *rewh₁os
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Old Latin *rowos
Latin rūsticus ‘of the country, rural, rustic’
Latin rūsticor ‘to live in the countryside’
Latin rūsticātus ‘having lived in the country’
English rusticate
Today it means
noun The instigator or perpetrator of rustication.
Sources
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Etymograph / rusticator