Definition of mandator in English:

mandator

noun ˈmandeɪtəˌmanˈdeɪtə

Law

Late 17th century; earliest use found in James Dalrymple. From classical Latin mandātor from mandāt-, past participial stem of mandāre + -or.

noun

Law

Late 17th century; earliest use found in James Dalrymple. From classical Latin mandātor from mandāt-, past participial stem of mandāre + -or.

单词	mandator
释义	Definition of mandator in English: mandator noun ˈmandeɪtəˌmanˈdeɪtə Law A person who gives a mandate. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in James Dalrymple. From classical Latin mandātor from mandāt-, past participial stem of mandāre + -or. Definition of mandator in US English: mandator noun Law A person who gives a mandate. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in James Dalrymple. From classical Latin mandātor from mandāt-, past participial stem of mandāre + -or.
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