A person who baptizes others, typically a minister or priest authorized to perform the sacrament.
From baptize (Greek baptizein) + -er suffix (one who performs action). Medieval English term for clergy authorized to administer baptism.
John the Baptist, one of history's most famous baptizers, was so influential that his name was given as a title—'the Baptist'—making him identifiable across every Christian tradition worldwide.
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