Mamur
/maˈmʊə/noun
In Egypt: an official governing a district.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Edward Lane (1801–1876), orientalist. From Arabic ma'mūr chief officer of a district (in the regional usage of Egypt from 1820), official, one who is ordered or commissioned, past participle of amara to order.
- water torch
- water tortoise
- water torture
- water tower
- Watertown
- water toy
- water transport
- water treader
- water treatment
- water tree
- water trompe
- water tube
- water-tube boiler
- water tunnel
- water tupelo
- water turbine
- water-tyrant
- water under the bridge (or water over the dam)
- water vapor
- water vapour
- water-vascular
- water-vascular system
- water vessel
- Waterville
- water vine