Plural of explicator; multiple people who explain or interpret texts, theories, or complex ideas.
Regular English plural of 'explicator', adding '-s' to the singular form. Maintains the Latin root 'explicare' while using standard English pluralization.
Medieval monks were the explicators of choice—they spent their lives in scriptoriums writing glosses (explanatory notes) in the margins of manuscripts, literally explaining texts for future readers.
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