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assessor meaning in Latin

English	Latin
assessor [assessors] noun [UK: ə.ˈse.sə(r)] [US: ə.ˈse.sər]	consessor [consessoris](3rd) M noun consiliarius [consiliari(i)](2nd) M noun
assessor (female), counselor, one who sits by to give advice noun	adsestrix [adsestricis](3rd) F noun adsistrix [adsistricis](3rd) F noun assestrix [assestricis](3rd) F noun
assessor (female), counselor, who sits by to give advice noun	assistrix [assistricis](3rd) F noun
assessor, aid in council noun	consistorianus [consistoriani](2nd) M noun
assessor, counselor, one who sits by to give advice noun	adsedo [adsedonis](3rd) M noun adsessor [adsessoris](3rd) M noun assedo [assedonis](3rd) M noun assessor [assessoris](3rd) M noun
assessor dealing w / disputes between aliens and Romans noun	reciperator [reciperatoris](3rd) M noun recuperator [recuperatoris](3rd) M noun
assessor? noun	consedo [consedonis](3rd) M noun
assessorily, in assessory / supplementary / adjunct manner adverb	accessorieadverb
assessory, adjunct adjective	accessorius [accessoria, accessorium]adjective
board of assessors noun	consilium [consili(i)](2nd) N noun
judgment by board of reciperatores / assessors noun	reciperatio [reciperationis](3rd) F noun recuperatio [recuperationis](3rd) F noun
of / pertaining to an assessor adjective	adsessorius [adsessoria, adsessorium]adjective assessorius [assessoria, assessorium]adjective
of assessor dealing w / disputes between aliens and Romans adjective	reciperatorius [reciperatoria, reciperatorium]adjective recuperatorius [recuperatoria, recuperatorium]adjective
office of assessor, assessorship (L+S) noun	assessura [assessurae](1st) F noun
sit by / in council / as assessor verb	adsideo [adsidere, adsedi, adsessus](2nd) verb assideo [assidere, assedi, assessus](2nd) verb
siting as assessor noun	assesio [assesionis](3rd) F noun

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