Is It Requester or Requestor?
Requestor Is the Older Form, Derived from the Latin Ending -Or, Which Is Translated "One Who". Hence, a Requestor Is One Who Requests. Requester Is the English...
Requestor is the older form, derived from the Latin ending -or, which is translated "one who". Hence, a requestor is one who requests. Requester is the English form, following the modern custom of ending such words with -er. Either form is correct.
What is the meaning of requestor?
Definition of 'requestor'
a. the act or an instance of requesting, esp in the form of a written statement; petition or solicitation.
What do you call a person who makes a request?
I would go with "requestor" because they are making a request. Other phrases used for similar concepts in some of the various software tools installed on my workstation: "originator" (but it applies generally, in a system that has more than just "requests"), "creator", "initiator".
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