English
accounter
From account + -er.
A compound of account + -er
Latin computō ‘to sum up’
Old French aconter ‘to reckon’
Old French aconte
Anglo-Norman acunte ‘account’
Middle English acounte
English account
Today it means
noun A person providing an account of events.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / accounter