1. One who enacts laws, rites, and ceremonies; one who founds an order, sect, society, or scheme; an instructor; a presbyter appointed by the bishop to institute a clergyman in a parish.

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

• instituter,
• Institutur,
• Institutar,
• unstitutor,
• jnstitutor,
• knstitutor,
• onstitutor,
• 9nstitutor,
• 8nstitutor,
• ibstitutor,
• imstitutor,
• ijstitutor,
• ihstitutor,
• instututor,
• institutore,
• instituor,
• institutorr,
• Instituator,
• Instututeor,
• Instututur

The adjective form of the word "Institutor" is "institutive".

The plural of the "Institutor" can be the "institutors".

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