English
instiller
From instill + -er.
Formed from instill + -er
Latin stīlla ‘a drop of a dense, viscous liquid or other…’
Latin stīllō ‘to drip, drop, trickle’
Latin instillō ‘to drop in’
English instill
Today it means
noun One who instills.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / instiller