repetitioner

English

Etymology

From repetition +‎ -er.

Noun

repetitioner (plural repetitioners)

  1. (archaic) One who repeats.
    • 1855, The Church of England Quarterly Review, page 360:
      Here are spellers, readers, translators of Gospels, translators of Bibles, and lastly repetitioners, or those who can repeat passages, as the expressive Irish idiom has it, by heart.

Swedish

Noun

repetitioner

  1. indefinite plural of repetition
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