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Meanings of administratrix in English
Catalan
administrador Person appointed by a court to handle some business.
Related terms
Usage of administratrix in English
1
This person is called the administrator, or, if a woman, the administratrix.
2
There was an administratrix's notice tacked up on the great elm-tree by the Bank door, in Upper Dorbury Village.
3
Mary Erskine was appointed administratrix, and the Judge gave her a paper which he said was her "Letters of Administration."
4
I return herewith without my approval the bill (S. 3270) for the relief of the administratrix of the estate of George W.
5
In the matter of this application of Eunice B. Hussey, Administratrix of Obed Hussey, deceased, for the extension of Reissued Letters Patent No.
6
"I was appointed administratrix."
Frequent collocations
Administratrix through the time