promittor

noun

pro·​mit·​tor

prōˈmitə(r)

plural -s

: a planet that promises in the root of a nativity something to be fulfilled when the time of direction shall be accomplished

Word History

Etymology

obsolete promit to promise (from Middle English promitten, from Latin promittere) + -or

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