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1. (n.) warder
a person who guards something, as a doorkeeper.
2. warder
a soldier or other person set to guard an entrance.
3. (n.) warder
a truncheon or staff of office or authority, esp. one carried by a monarch to signal commands.
Etymology: (1400–50)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) warder
a person who works in a prison and is in charge of prisoners
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) warder
one who wards or keeps; a keeper; a guard
2. (noun) warder
a truncheon or staff carried by a king or a commander in chief, and used in signaling his will
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Sense: a person who guards prisoners in a jail
He shot a warder and escaped from jail.
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 Afrikaans: wag |
 Arabic: حارِس، سَجّان |
 Bulgarian: надзирател |
 Brazilian: guarda |
 Czech: dozorce, -kyně |
 German: der/die Wärter(in) |
 Danish: fangevogter; fængselsbetj |
 Greek: δεσμοφύλακας |
 Spanish: celador, carcelero |
 Estonian: vangivalvur |
 Farsi: زندانبان |
 Finnish: vanginvartija |
 French: gardien/-ienne de prison |
 Hebrew: סוֹהֵר |
 Hindi: जेलर |
 Croatian: čuvar, stražar |
 Hungarian: börtönőr |
 Indonesian: sipir |
 Icelandic: (fangelsis)vörður |
 Italian: guardia carceraria |
 Japanese: 看守 |
 Korean: 교도관 |
 Lithuanian: kalėjimo prižiūrėtojas |
 Latvian: cietumsargs |
 Malay: penjaga banduan |
 Dutch: cipier |
 Norwegian: fengselsbetjent, fangevok |
 Polish: strażnik więzienny |
 Portuguese: guarda |
 Romanian: gardian deînchisoare |
 Russian: надзиратель |
 Slovak: dozorca, -kyňa |
 Slovenian: jetniški paznik |
 Serbian: čuvar u zatvoru |
 Swedish: fångvaktare |
 Thai: ผู้คุม; พัศดี |
 Turkish: gardiyan |
 Taiwanese: 監獄看守 |
 Ukrainian: тюремний наглядач |
 Urdu: نگراں |
 Vietnamese: giám ngục |
 Chinese: 狱史，看守，典狱官 |
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