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curatrix
noun
cu·ra·trix
\kyəˈrā‧triks\
Definition of curatrix
curatrices
\kyəˈrā‧trəˌsēz, ˌkyu̇rə‧ˈtrī(ˌ)sēz\: a woman who is a curator
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Origin and Etymology of curatrix
Late Latin, feminine of Latin curator
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