Kooperator

German

Etymology

From Ecclesiastical Latin cooperātor (“joint-laborer; coworker”).

Noun

Kooperator m (mixed, genitive Kooperators, plural Kooperatoren)

  1. (dated) employee
  2. (Austria, Roman Catholicism) coadjutor (assistant to a bishop)
    Coordinate term: Vikar
    • 1906, Felix Salten, Josefine Mutzenbacher‎, page 159:
      Die Kirche war voll Kinder, und es wurde an drei Beichtstühlen gebeichtet. Ich kam zu einem ältlichen fetten Kooperator, mit einem großen runden Gesicht.
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Declension

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