factfinder
English
noun
Definitions
- One who finds facts.
- (legal) In a legal proceeding, the person or persons given the task of weighing all evidence presented and determining the facts of the case in light of that evidence; the jury, or where there is no jury, the judge.
Etymology
Compound from English fact + English finder.
Origin
English
finder
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antefact English
- anti-fact English
- fact English
- fact-checking English
- factbook English
- factette English
- factfile English
- factful English
- facthood English
- factic English
- facticity English
- factify English
- factive English
- factless English
- factlet English
- factness English
- factoid English
- factual English
- facty English
- faultfinder English
- find English
- finder English
- finderlist English
- finderscope English
- fishfinder English
- misfact English
- nonfact English
- pathfinder English
- postfact English
- pseudofact English
- rangefinder English
- rootfinder English
- science fact English
- statefinder English
- unfact English
- viewfinder English
- wayfinder English
- witchfinder English
- wordfact English
- *dʰeh₁- Proto-Indo-European
- ファクト Japanese
- 파인더 Japanese
- findere Middle English
- find
- fact
- facty
- finder
- unfact
- factic
- nonfact
- factive
- factoid
- factful
- factlet
- misfact
- factify
- factual
- antefact
- factfile
- factette
- factless
- wordfact
- factbook
- factness
- postfact
- facthood
- facticity
- anti-fact
- wayfinder
- rootfinder
- fishfinder
- finderlist
- pathfinder
- pseudofact
- viewfinder
- rangefinder
- witchfinder
- faultfinder
- finderscope
- statefinder
- science fact
- fact-checking