/ˈlɔːˌɡɪvə/ – Noun
Definition: nhà lập pháp, cơ quan lập pháp, quyền lập pháp.
A more throughout explanation: A “lawgiver” is a person or entity that has the authority to create or enact laws. This term is often used to refer to legislators or governing bodies that have the power to establish rules and regulations that govern a society or organization.
Example: The lawgiver established a new regulation that required all businesses to obtain a license before operating in the city.