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Line 2: ===Etymology=== From {{~~etyl\|la~~der\|en~~}} {{m~~\|la\|~~traditor~~trāditor\|\|betrayer}}, from {{~~term~~m\|~~trado~~la\|trādō\|\|I hand over}}. ~~See~~ {{~~term~~dbt\|en\|traitor}}. ===Noun=== {{en-noun\|s\|traditores}} # A [[deliverer]]; a name of [[infamy]] given to [[Christian]]s who delivered the Scriptures, or the goods of the church, to their persecutors to save their lives. #* {{quote-text\|en\|year=1794\|author=Joseph Milner\|title=The History of the Church of Christ ~~#: {{rfquotek\|Milner}}~~ \|passage=A number of bishops cooperated with him , piqued that they had not been called to the ordination of Cæcilian . Seventy bishops , a number of whom had been '''traditors''' , met thus together at Carthage , to depose Cæcilian.}} ===References=== * {{R:Webster 1913}} ~~----~~ ==Italian== ===Noun=== {{~~head\|~~it\|-noun\|g=m\|~~invariable~~apoc=1}} # {{apocopic form of\|~~traditore\|lang=~~it\|traditore}} ~~----~~ ==Latin== ===Etymology=== From {{maf\|la\|trādō\|\|t1=give up, hand over\|-tor}}; literally "one who hands over (something)". ===Pronunciation=== Line 32 ⟶ 30: ===Noun=== {{la-noun\|trāditor<3>\|~~\|trāditōris\|m\|third~~f=trāditrīx}} {{tlb\|la\|post-Augustan}} # [[betrayer]], [[traitor]] #: {{syn\|la\|prōditor\|index}} # [[teacher]] #: {{syn\|la\|magister}} ====~~Inflection~~Declension==== {{la-~~decl-3rd~~ndecl\|trāditor<3>}} ====Related terms==== * ~~[[traditio~~{{l\|la\|trāditiō]]}} ====Descendants==== {{top4}} * English: [[traitor]] * {{desc\|sq\|tradhtar\|tradhëtar}} * French: [[traître]] * {{desc\|br\|treitour}} * Italian: [[traditore]]▼ * {{desc\|ca\|traïdor}} * Portuguese: [[traidor]] * {{desc\|nl\|treiteren}} * Spanish: [[traidor]]▼ * {{desc\|ht\|trèt}} ▲* ~~Italian: [[~~{{desc\|it\|traditore]]}} * {{desc\|oc\|traïdor\|traite}} * {{desctree\|fro\|traitor}} * {{desc\|pro\|trachor}} * {{desctree\|roa-opt\|traedor}} * {{desc\|pms\|traditor}}/{{l\|pms\|traditur}} * {{desc\|ro\|trădător}} ▲* ~~Spanish: [[~~{{desc\|es\|traidor]]}} {{bottom}} ===References=== * {{R:L&S}} * {{R:Elementary Lewis}} * {{R:du Cange}} * {{R:Gaffiot}} ==Piedmontese== ===Alternative forms=== * {{alt\|pms\|traditur}} ===Pronunciation=== * {{IPA\|pms\|/tradiˈtur/}} ===Noun=== {{head\|pms\|noun\|g=m\|plural\|traditor}} # [[~~es:traditor~~traitor]] ~~[[fr:traditor]]~~ ~~[[ku:traditor]]~~ ~~[[hu:traditor]]~~ ~~[[ta:traditor]]~~ ~~[[chr:traditor]]~~