dispensator

 [dis-puhn-sey-ter, -pen-]  

dis·pen·sa·tor

   [dis-puhn-sey-ter, -pen-]
noun Obsolete.
a person who dispenses; distributor; administrator.
Origin:
1350–1400; Middle English dispensatour < Medieval Latin dispēnsātor, Latin: manager, steward, equivalent to dispēnsā(re) (see dispense) + -tor -tor
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