avogadore

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Italian

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Etymology

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Borrowed from Venetan avogadore, from Latin advocātōrem.

Noun

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avogadore m (plural avogadori)

  1. either of the three judges, in the old Venetian republic, who were in charge of judicial and constitutional matters.