English
animadverter
From animadvert + -er.
Formed from animadvert + -er
Latin advertō ‘to turn to’
Latin animum ‘mind’
Latin animadvertō ‘to pay attention, attend, focus, concentrate,…’
English animadvert
Today it means
noun Someone who animadverts; a censurer or criticiser.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / animadverter