Plural of executrix; multiple female executors or women who manage estates.
From executrix (feminine form of executor) with the Latinate plural -ices (similar to 'matrices' from 'matrix'). Shows Romance language influence in English legal terminology.
This word demonstrates how English borrowed Latin's gender and number systems wholesale into legal vocabulary—we say 'executrices' but 'judges,' never 'judgresses,' showing inconsistent application of these old patterns.
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