- apparitors
- n. court magistrate (Archaic)
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Apparition — Ap|pa|ri|ti|on die; , en teilweise über fr. apparition »Erscheinung, Gespenst«, eigtl. »das Auftauchen, Sichtbarwerden«, aus lat. apparitio »Erscheinung«>: 1. (veraltet) Erscheinung, Gespenst. 2. (veraltet) Aufwartung, Bedienung. 3 … Das große Fremdwörterbuch
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