negotiator (ti as shi), negociator (or ca as shi)

[Lat. negotiator; Fr. négot i at eur.] One who negotiates; one who treats with others, either as principal or agent for another; one who conducts negotiations. [NEGOTIATE, A. 3.] "The language of Rome, indeed, was still, in many parts of Europe, almost indispensable to a traveler or negotiator."- Macaulay : Hist. Eng . , ch. iii. ně-gō-ti-ā-tõr-ý (ti as shi), a . [Lat. negotia tori us.] Pertaining or relating to negotiation. ně-gō-ti-ā-trix (ti as shi), s. [Lat.] A woman who negotiates. *ně-gō-ti-os-i-tý (ti as shi), s. [Lat. negotios itas , from negotiosus busy.] The state of being engaged in busine ; active employment in busine ; negotiousne . [NEGOTIOUS.]