donor

English

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Alternative forms

• donour (obsolete)

Etymology

From Middle English donoure, donour; from Anglo-Norman donour, from Old French doneur (See French donneur).

Noun

donor (plural donors)

1. One who donates, typically, money.

Derived terms

• blood donor
• organ donor
• donator

Translations

one who donates

Chinese: Mandarin: 捐贈者 (zh), 捐赠者 (zh) (juānzèngzhě) Czech: dárce (cs) m. Finnish: lahjoittaja (fi) French: donateur (fr) German: Spender (de) m. Hebrew: תורם (torem) m., תורמת (toremet) f. Italian: donatore; offerente

Japanese: 寄贈者 (ja) (きぞうしゃ, kizōsha), ドナー (ja) (donā) Korean: 기부자 (ko), 기증자 (ko) Portuguese: ; doador Romanian: donator (ro) m. Russian: жертвователь (ru) (žértvovatel') m., донор (ru) (dónor) m. Serbian: davalac m. Spanish: donador (es) m., donante (es) m. and f.

Related terms

• donee

Anagrams

• rondo

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Latin

Verb

dōnor

1. first-person singular present passive indicative of dōnō