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1. (n.) commandant
a commanding officer, esp. of a military unit or school.
Etymology: (1680–90; < F, n. use of prp. of commander to command)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) commanding officer, commandant, commander
an officer in command of a military unit
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1. (noun) commandant
a commander; the commanding officer of a place, or of a body of men; as, the commandant of a navy-yard
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Sense: an officer who has the command of a place or of a body of troops.
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 Afrikaans: bevelsgebied |
 Arabic: قائِد |
 Bulgarian: комендант |
 Brazilian: comandante |
 Czech: velitel, velící důstojník |
 German: der Kommandant |
 Danish: kommandant |
 Greek: διοικητής |
 Spanish: comandante |
 Estonian: komandant |
 Farsi: فرمانده |
 Finnish: komendantti |
 French: commandant/-ante |
 Hebrew: מְפַקֵד |
 Hindi: कमांडेंट |
 Croatian: zapovjednik |
 Hungarian: parancsnok |
 Indonesian: komandan |
 Icelandic: yfirmaður, liðsforingi |
 Italian: comandante |
 Japanese: 司令官 |
 Korean: 사령관 |
 Lithuanian: komendantas,įgulos vadas |
 Latvian: komandants |
 Malay: komandan |
 Dutch: commandant |
 Norwegian: kommandant |
 Polish: komendant |
 Persian: فرمانده |
 Pashto: قومندان |
 Portuguese: comandante |
 Romanian: comandant |
 Russian: комендант |
 Slovak: veliteľ, -ka |
 Slovenian: poveljnik |
 Serbian: komandant |
 Swedish: kommendant, befälhavare |
 Thai: ผู้บัญชาการ |
 Turkish: kumandan, komutan |
 Taiwanese: 司令官 |
 Ukrainian: комендант; командувач |
 Urdu: سر براہ ، قائد |
 Vietnamese: sỹ quan chỉ huy |
 Chinese: 司令官 |
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