Mandatar

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German

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Etymology

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From Medieval Latin mandatarius, from mandātum (mandate).

Noun

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Mandatar m (strong, genitive Mandatars, plural Mandatare, feminine Mandatarin)

  1. mandatary
  2. (Austria) deputy, representative

Declension

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