Causator

/kɔːˈzeɪtər/ noun

Something or someone that causes; an agent or force that produces an effect.

From Latin 'causator,' derived from 'causa' (cause) plus the agent suffix '-tor' (one who does something). This Latin-derived term is less common in modern English than 'causer.'

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