oïdor

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Catalan

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Etymology

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From oir +‎ -dor, possibly corresponding to Latin audītōrem.

Pronunciation

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Noun

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oïdor m (plural oïdors, feminine oïdora)

  1. hearer or listener; one who hears or listens
  2. an alumnus who, without enrolling, attends a class; one who audits a class
  3. (historical) a magistrate invested with the power to hear on judicial, economic, etc. matters and rule on them

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