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==English==

====Noun====
{{en-noun}}

# One who [[audit]]s [[bookkeeping]] accounts.
# In many jurisdictions, an elected or appointed [[public official]] in charge of the public accounts; a [[comptroller]].
# {{rare}} One who [[audit]]s an [[academic]] course; who attends the [[lecture]]s but does not earn academic credit.
# {{Scientology}} One trained to perform spiritual guidance procedures.

===Adjectives for Auditor===
skilled; bated; confounded; enchanted.

===Thesaurus===
[[accepter]]; [[accountant]]; [[accountant general]]; [[acquirer]]; [[actuary]]; [[addressee]]; [[audience]]; [[audient]]; [[autodidact]]; [[bank accountant]]; [[bank examiner]]; [[beholder]]; [[boatswain]]; [[bookkeeper]]; [[boss]]; [[bursar]]; [[calculator]]; [[cashier]]; [[cashkeeper]]; [[certified public accountant]]; [[chamberlain]]; [[chartered accountant]]; [[chief]]; [[clerk]]; [[comptroller]]; [[consignee]]; [[controller]]; [[cost accountant]]; [[cost keeper]]; [[curator]]; [[depositary]]; [[depository]]; [[eavesdropper]]; [[educatee]]; [[financial officer]]; [[floor manager]]; [[floorman]]; [[floorwalker]]; [[foreman]]; [[gaffer]]; [[ganger]]; [[getter]]; [[head]]; [[headman]]; [[hearer]]; [[hearkener]]; [[holder]]; [[inquirer]]; [[inspector]]; [[journalizer]]; [[learner]]; [[liquidator]]; [[listener]]; [[looker]]; [[monitor]]; [[noncommissioned officer]]; [[obtainer]]; [[overhearer]]; [[overman]]; [[overseer]]; [[payee]]; [[paymaster]]; [[praepostor]]; [[prefect]]; [[proctor]]; [[procurer]]; [[pupil]]; [[purse bearer]]; [[purser]]; [[receiver]]; [[recipient]]; [[reckoner]]; [[recorder]]; [[registrar]]; [[scholar]]; [[self-taught person]]; [[sirdar]]; [[slave driver]]; [[snoop]]; [[spectator]]; [[steward]]; [[straw boss]]; [[student]]; [[studier]]; [[subforeman]]; [[super]]; [[superintendent]]; [[supervisor]]; [[surveyor]]; [[taker]]; [[taskmaster]]; [[trainee]]; [[treasurer]]; [[trustee]]; [[viewer]]; [[visitor]]

===Pronunciation===
* {{audio|En-us-auditor.ogg|Audio (US)}}
* {{audio|En-us-auditor-2.ogg|Alternate audio (US)}}

===Etymology===
From {{etyl|la}} {{term|auditor|audītor|hearer, auditor|lang=la}}.

==Translations==
{{trans-top|one who audits bookkeeping accounts}}
* Danish: {{t-|da|revisor|c}}
* Faroese: {{t|fo|grannskoðari|m|xs=Faroese}}
* Finnish: {{t+|fi|tilintarkastaja}}
* German: {{t|de|Wirtschaftsprüfer|m}}
* [[Greenlandic]]: {{t|kl|kukkunersiuisoq|xs=Greenlandic}}
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* Icelandic: {{t-|is|endurskoðandi|m}}
* Norwegian: {{t-|no|revisor|m}}
* Russian: {{t|ru|аудитор|m|tr=áuditor|sc=Cyrl}}
* Spanish: {{t|es|auditor|m}}, {{t|es|auditora|f}}
* Swedish: {{t+|sv|revisor|c}}
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==Latin==

===Etymology===
From {{term|audio|audiō|hear, listen|lang=la}}

====Noun====
{{la-noun|audītor|auditoris|audītōris|m|third}}

# A [[hearer]].
# An [[#English|auditor]]
# A [[pupil]], [[disciple]]; a person who listens to teachings.
# {{context|by metonymy}} A [[reader]] of a [[book]]. (Books were read aloud.)

====Inflection====
{{la-decl-3rd|auditor|audītor|auditor|audītōr}}

===Synonyms===
* {{sense|pupil, disciple}} [[discipulus]]

===Related terms===
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* [[audiens|audiēns]]
* [[audientia]]
* [[audio|audiō]]
* [[auditio|audītiō]]
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* [[auditorium#Latin|audītōrium]]
* [[auditorius|audītōrius]]
* [[auditus|audītus]]
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====Descendants====
* English: [[#English|auditor]]

====Verb====
{{la-verb-form|audītor}}
# {{conjugation of|[[audio#Latin|audiō]]||2|s|fut|pass|imp}}
# {{conjugation of|[[audio#Latin|audiō]]||3|s|fut|pass|imp}}

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