English
elicitor
From elicit + -or.
A compound of elicit + -or
Proto-Italic *lakjō ‘to draw, pull’
Latin laciō ‘to entice, ensnare’
Latin eliciō ‘draw forth’
Latin elicitus ‘enticed, elicited, coaxed’
English elicit
Today it means
noun A person or thing that elicits
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Etymograph / elicitor