1. Etymology of the English suffix -or

Derivations in English

salvor, varactor

2. Etymology of the English suffix -or

Derivations in English

abductor, accentuator, accommodator, activator, actuator, adjustor, aerator, agitator, alleviator, alternator, annihilator, appointor, articulator, aspirator, attenuator, authenticator, bailor, bettor, bisector, brachiator, carburetor, caveator, collimator, combustor, comminutor, compactor, compressor, conceptor, connector, consignor, constructor, contactor, continuator, convector, conveyor, coordinator, corporator, covenantor, cultivator, decorator, dehydrator, delineator, desiccator, detonator, differentiator, dilator, duplicator, duressor, ejaculator, eliminator, elutriator, erector, evacuator, evaporator, evertor, excavator, excitor, extractor, facilitator, fractionator, functor, guarantor, humidor, hydrator, impersonator, incorporator, indemnitor, inhibitor, injector, insulator, integrator, liquidator, lubricator, manipulator, obligor, ovipositor, patentor, percolator, pledgor, predestinator, preselector, processor, projector, promisor, pronator, proprietor, radiator, recognizor, reductor, reflector, refractor, refrigerator, regenerator, regulator, resistor, resonator, responsor, resuscitator, retractor, revivor, salivator, salvor, saturator, scintillator, segregator, sensor, settlor, stressor, survivor, tabulator, televisor, trustor, vaccinator, ventilator, warrantor, fumigator, receiptor, augmenter, limner