English
supercommentator
From super- + commentator.
Formed from super- + commentator
Latin comminīscor ‘to think over, to invent’
Latin commentāri ‘to ponder, to study, to write upon’
Latin commentātus ‘having studied or prepared for’
Latin commentātor ‘author, inventor, interpreter, jailer’
Middle English commentator
English commentator
Today it means
noun A writer of supercommentary.
Sources
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Etymograph / supercommentator