Definitions

1. noun

A female head of household in ancient Rome, or a woman who had the right to vote in the Roman Republic.

“In the study of ancient Roman law, the role of the nominatrix was crucial in determining the rights and responsibilities of women.”

2. noun

A woman who nominates or proposes a candidate for office.

“The nominatrix played a key role in the party’s decision to endorse the senator for president.”