Definition of mudir in English:

mudir

(also moodeer)

noun muːˈdɪə

The governor of a subdistrict in Turkey, or of a province in Egypt or the Sudan.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Alexander Kinglake (1809–1891), historian and travel writer. From Ottoman Turkish müdir (Turkish müdür) director, administrator and its etymon Arabic mudīr, active participle of adāra to administer, govern, causative of dāra to go round.

Definition of mudir in US English:

mudir

(also moodeer)

nounmuːˈdɪə

The governor of a subdistrict in Turkey, or of a province in Egypt or the Sudan.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Alexander Kinglake (1809–1891), historian and travel writer. From Ottoman Turkish müdir (Turkish müdür) director, administrator and its etymon Arabic mudīr, active participle of adāra to administer, govern, causative of dāra to go round.

词汇	mudir
释义	Definition of mudir in English: mudir (also moodeer) noun muːˈdɪə The governor of a subdistrict in Turkey, or of a province in Egypt or the Sudan. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Alexander Kinglake (1809–1891), historian and travel writer. From Ottoman Turkish müdir (Turkish müdür) director, administrator and its etymon Arabic mudīr, active participle of adāra to administer, govern, causative of dāra to go round. Definition of mudir in US English: mudir (also moodeer) nounmuːˈdɪə The governor of a subdistrict in Turkey, or of a province in Egypt or the Sudan. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Alexander Kinglake (1809–1891), historian and travel writer. From Ottoman Turkish müdir (Turkish müdür) director, administrator and its etymon Arabic mudīr, active participle of adāra to administer, govern, causative of dāra to go round.
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