moharrirn.

Brit.

/məˈhʌrə/, U.S.

/məˈhərər/

Forms: 1700s mohooree, 1800s mohrer, 1800s mohurrer, 1800s mohurrir, 1900s– moharir, 1900s– moharrir, 1900s– mohurer, 1900s– muharir, 1900s– muharrer, 1900s– muharrir.

Origin: Of multiple origins. Partly a borrowing from Urdu. Partly a borrowing from Persian. Etymons: Urdu muḥarrir; Persian muḥarrir.

Etymology: < Urdu muḥarrir writer, clerk, scribe and its etymon Persian muḥarrir writer < Arabic muḥarrir elegant or correct writer, editor, active participle of ḥarrara to write correctly or elegantly.

In South Asia: a clerk, esp. one in judicial, civil service, or police employment.

ΚΠ

1765 H. Verelst Let. 13 Sept. in View Eng. Govt. Bengal (1772) App. 217 This is not only the custom of the heads, but is followed by every petty Mohooree in each office.

1834 A. Prinsep Baboo II. iii. 54 One of the Mohurrirs was still with him.

1852 C. Raikes Notes North-Western Provinces India vii. 221 The jemadar and mohurrir get about 8 or 10 rupees per mensem.

1883 C. Raikes in R. B. Smith Life Lord Lawrence I. iii. 57 Each of these [police] stations [in 1835] was under the charge of a thanadar, or chief of police, with a jemadar, or sergeant, a mohurrir, or scribe, and a dozen or so of police burkundazes.

1998 Business Recorder (Nexis) 19 Nov. Inspector Rana Ahmed Din, Taxation Officer Ehsan Zaidi, Head Clerk Malik Altaf, Incharge Inspector, Riaz Ahmed Baloch and two Moharrirs Muhammad Afzal and Mirza Sarwar.

2000 Tribune (Chandigarh, India) (Electronic ed.) 3 Sept. The special Judge..has directed the police to register a case against SHO and moharrir head constable and others.

This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, September 2002; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

单词	moharrir
释义	moharrirn. Brit. /məˈhʌrə/, U.S. /məˈhərər/ Forms: 1700s mohooree, 1800s mohrer, 1800s mohurrer, 1800s mohurrir, 1900s– moharir, 1900s– moharrir, 1900s– mohurer, 1900s– muharir, 1900s– muharrer, 1900s– muharrir. Origin: Of multiple origins. Partly a borrowing from Urdu. Partly a borrowing from Persian. Etymons: Urdu muḥarrir; Persian muḥarrir. Etymology: < Urdu muḥarrir writer, clerk, scribe and its etymon Persian muḥarrir writer < Arabic muḥarrir elegant or correct writer, editor, active participle of ḥarrara to write correctly or elegantly. In South Asia: a clerk, esp. one in judicial, civil service, or police employment. ΚΠ 1765 H. Verelst Let. 13 Sept. in View Eng. Govt. Bengal (1772) App. 217 This is not only the custom of the heads, but is followed by every petty Mohooree in each office. 1834 A. Prinsep Baboo II. iii. 54 One of the Mohurrirs was still with him. 1852 C. Raikes Notes North-Western Provinces India vii. 221 The jemadar and mohurrir get about 8 or 10 rupees per mensem. 1883 C. Raikes in R. B. Smith Life Lord Lawrence I. iii. 57 Each of these [police] stations [in 1835] was under the charge of a thanadar, or chief of police, with a jemadar, or sergeant, a mohurrir, or scribe, and a dozen or so of police burkundazes. 1998 Business Recorder (Nexis) 19 Nov. Inspector Rana Ahmed Din, Taxation Officer Ehsan Zaidi, Head Clerk Malik Altaf, Incharge Inspector, Riaz Ahmed Baloch and two Moharrirs Muhammad Afzal and Mirza Sarwar. 2000 Tribune (Chandigarh, India) (Electronic ed.) 3 Sept. The special Judge..has directed the police to register a case against SHO and moharrir head constable and others. This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, September 2002; most recently modified version published online March 2022). < n.1765
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