Registrar
/rəˈstrɑːr/
Definitions
- (n.) An official responsible for maintaining a register, such as births, marriages, or property.
The registrar recorded the new property deed in the official books.
- (n.) In law, a court officer who manages administrative duties and maintains records.
The registrar scheduled the hearing and prepared the court documents.
Forms
- registrars
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Commentary
Use ‘registrar’ specifically for official record-keepers; distinguish from broader administrative roles.
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