Definition of mandor in English:

mandor

(also mandore, mandūr, mandur)

noun ˈmandɔː

In Malaysia and Indonesia: a foreman or overseer.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine. From Malay mandor, mandur overseer, village headman from Portuguese mandador person who gives orders, commander from mandad-, past participial stem of mandar to order, command, send + -or.

Definition of mandor in US English:

mandor

(also mandore, mandūr, mandur)

nounˈmandɔː

In Malaysia and Indonesia: a foreman or overseer.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine. From Malay mandor, mandur overseer, village headman from Portuguese mandador person who gives orders, commander from mandad-, past participial stem of mandar to order, command, send + -or.

词汇	mandor
释义	Definition of mandor in English: mandor (also mandore, mandūr, mandur) noun ˈmandɔː In Malaysia and Indonesia: a foreman or overseer. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine. From Malay mandor, mandur overseer, village headman from Portuguese mandador person who gives orders, commander from mandad-, past participial stem of mandar to order, command, send + -or. Definition of mandor in US English: mandor (also mandore, mandūr, mandur) nounˈmandɔː In Malaysia and Indonesia: a foreman or overseer. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine. From Malay mandor, mandur overseer, village headman from Portuguese mandador person who gives orders, commander from mandad-, past participial stem of mandar to order, command, send + -or.
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