propitiator
21propitiatory — c.1300, from L.L. propitiatorium (translating Gk. hilasterion in Bible); noun use of neuter singular of propitiarius “atoning, reconciling,” from propitiator, agent noun from propitiare (see PROPITIATION (Cf. propitiation)) …
22propitiate — [prə pɪʃɪeɪt] verb win or regain the favour of; appease. Derivatives propitiation noun propitiator noun propitiatory adjective Origin C16: from L. propitiat , propitiare make favourable , from propitius (see propitious) …
23mediator — n. 1. Intercessor, advocate, propitiator, interceder, arbitrator, umpire. 2. Christ, Jesus, the Messiah …
24advocate — v 1. speak for, plead for, argue for, speak in favor of, speak well or highly or warmly of, have or put in a good word for; support, back, second, maintain, sustain, uphold; champion, defend, patronize, espouse, favor, countenance; subscribe to,… …
25intercessor — n intermediary, middleman, go between, intermediate, intermedium, Sl. connection; mediator, negotiator, arbitrator, moderator, umpire, referee, judge, Sl. ump, Sl. ref; interceder, intervener, internuncio, interagent; peacemaker, reconciler,… …
26paraclete — n 1. advocate, defender, champion, vindicator; pleader, apologist, friend at court; promoter, endorser, sponsor, protagonist, propagator, propagandist, proponent, favorer, countenancer, ex ponent; maintainer, sustainer, upholder, supporter;… …
27peacemaker — n pacificator, pacifier, makepeace, reconciler, conciliator, propitiator, appeaser, placater; negotiator, diplomat, ambassador; interposer, inter ceder, intercessor, intervener, referee, umpire; arbiter, arbitrator, adjudicator, mediator,… …
28propitiate — /prəˈpɪʃieɪt / (say pruh pisheeayt) verb (t) (propitiated, propitiating) to make favourably inclined; appease; conciliate. {Latin propitiātus, past participle} –propitiable, adjective –propitiative, adjective –propitiator, noun …
29ἱλαστήν — ἱλαστής propitiator masc acc sg (attic epic ionic) …
30ἱλαστής — propitiator masc nom sg …
