different between adjudicates vs adjudicatrix

English

Verb

adjudicates

1. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of adjudicate

English

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /æ.d?u.d??ke?.t??ks/

Noun

adjudicatrix (plural adjudicatrices)

1. A woman or girl who adjudicates; a female adjudicator.
   • 1920: J.-G. Prod’homme & Theodore Baker, The Musical Quarterly, Volume ?6, Issue ?3 — The Baron de Trémont: Souvenirs of Beethoven and Other Contemporaries, somewhere between pp366 & 391

     She hastened to the Committee of Public Safety, coming out of a notary’s office whither she had gone as adjudicatrix of a dry-goods establishment…

   • 1946: Pedigree Online: Thoroughbred Database, Adjudicatrix Horse Pedigree, two generations

     Adjudicatrix (GB) b. F, 1946:

     • ?: Noble Star (GB) b. M, 1927:
       • ?: Hapsburg (GB) br. M, 1911…
       • ?: Hesper (GB) gr. F, 1923…
     • ?: Judica (GB) F, 1937:
       • ?: Easton (FR) b. M, 1931…
       • ?: Judith (GB) ch. F, 1929…

   • 2000: “Procurer”, LEXX: Tunnels, Episode ?31, Season ?3

     The claimant will answer the Adjudicatrix’s question. Those who do not comply with the commission are subject to standard punishment number one.

   • 2002: Anor — The Standing Stones Campaign, Canticus Tredecem Bracchiorum — Hymn of the Thirteen Ringstones, 1^st ringstone

     Portans ascensus Legis, sunt Tredecem Bracchi Arbitris — Bearing the Ascendence of Law, these are the 13 Arms of the Adjudicatrix