English
libationer
From libation + -er.
Formed from libation + -er
Latin libō ‘to take a little from anything, to taste, to…’
Latin lībātiō ‘libation, drink-offering to the gods’
English libation
Today it means
noun A priest or religious official who conducts a libation ritual, in which a drink is poured as an offering to a divinity or ancestor.
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Etymograph / libationer