1. One who preserves from injury or violation; an officer who has the charge of preserving the public peace, or the rights and privileges of a municipal corporation or community.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• conservitor,
• conservatin,
• conservate,
• conservates,
• conservatoin,
• conservitory,
• conservatie,
• conservatve,
• convervatory,
• consevator,
• concervatory,
• conservetory,
• conservaiton,
• conservotory,
• consevatory,
• conservatery,
• conservatio,
• conservativ,
• conservaton,
• conservatry

• conservatism,
• conservatively,
• conscript,
• conservatory,
• conserving,
• conservative,
• conservativist,
• conserve,
• conserved,
• concerto,
• conservancy,
• conserves,
• conservativism,
• commiserate,
• conservation,
• conservatoire.

The adjective form of the word "conservator" is "conservatorial".

The plural of the "conservator" can be the "conservators".

The singular of the "conservator" can be the "conservator".