inventore
inventor
noun een-ven-TOH-reh Rare
Origin: From Latin inventor, from invenire (to find, to discover).
Usage Note
Inventore is the masculine form; the feminine is inventrice. It refers to someone who creates or devises something new, and is used both in historical contexts (l'inventore della stampa — the inventor of the printing press) and modern ones. The plural is inventori. Do not confuse with inventario (inventory).
Examples
"Marconi è ricordato come l'inventore della radio."
Natural Translation
Marconi is remembered as the inventor of the radio.

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