sauveor
Middle English
Old French
Etymology
Inherited from Late Latin salvator; equivalent to salver, sauver + -eor.
Noun
sauveor oblique singular, m (oblique plural sauveors, nominative singular sauvere, nominative plural sauveor)
Usage notes
- Usually refers to Jesus Christ in a Christian context
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