Securer
/sɪˈkjʊərər/noun
A person or thing that makes something secure or safer.
Did you know?Its root is Latin *securus*, literally “without care,” the same source behind the name of the Roman goddesses of calm safety and the modern word “security.”
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Indo-European
PIE
*se-
“To set apart; to free”
Latin
Latin
securus
“Free from care; safe; untroubled”
Old French
Old French
secur
“Safe; confident”
Middle English
English
securer
“Comparative form of secure; more safe or certain”
Modern English
English
securer
“More secure; a person or thing that secures”