Definition of messor in English:

messor

noun ˈmɛsɔː

1A manorial official with responsibility for supervising the reapers. historical.
2Entomology. A harvester ant of the genus Messor. Also (in form Messor): the genus itself.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin messor a reaper, harvester from mess-, past participial stem of metere to reap, cognate with mow + -or.

Definition of messor in US English:

messor

nounˈmɛsɔː

1A manorial official with responsibility for supervising the reapers. historical.
2Entomology. A harvester ant of the genus Messor. Also (in form Messor): the genus itself.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin messor a reaper, harvester from mess-, past participial stem of metere to reap, cognate with mow + -or.

单词	messor
释义	Definition of messor in English: messor noun ˈmɛsɔː 1A manorial official with responsibility for supervising the reapers. historical. 2Entomology. A harvester ant of the genus Messor. Also (in form Messor): the genus itself. Origin Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin messor a reaper, harvester from mess-, past participial stem of metere to reap, cognate with mow + -or. Definition of messor in US English: messor nounˈmɛsɔː 1A manorial official with responsibility for supervising the reapers. historical. 2Entomology. A harvester ant of the genus Messor. Also (in form Messor): the genus itself. Origin Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin messor a reaper, harvester from mess-, past participial stem of metere to reap, cognate with mow + -or.
随便看	cockatoo fence cockatoos cockatrice cockatrices contingent contingent fee contingential contingent liability contingently contingently contingentness contingent on contingent on/upon contingent on/upon contingents contingent upon continua continuable continuable continual continuality continually continually continualness continuance