Definition of mormaor in English:

mormaor

(also mormaer, maarmor)

noun mɔːˈmɛː

Scottish History

In ancient Scotland: a high steward of a province.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in George Chalmers (d. 1825), antiquary and political writer. From Scottish Gaelic mórmhaor (also maor mór), altered form of mormhar, through analysis of its first element as mór great.

Definition of mormaor in US English:

mormaor

(also mormaer, maarmor)

nounmɔːˈmɛː

Scottish History

In ancient Scotland: a high steward of a province.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in George Chalmers (d. 1825), antiquary and political writer. From Scottish Gaelic mórmhaor (also maor mór), altered form of mormhar, through analysis of its first element as mór great.

单词	mormaor
释义	Definition of mormaor in English: mormaor (also mormaer, maarmor) noun mɔːˈmɛː Scottish History In ancient Scotland: a high steward of a province. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in George Chalmers (d. 1825), antiquary and political writer. From Scottish Gaelic mórmhaor (also maor mór), altered form of mormhar, through analysis of its first element as mór great. Definition of mormaor in US English: mormaor (also mormaer, maarmor) nounmɔːˈmɛː Scottish History In ancient Scotland: a high steward of a province. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in George Chalmers (d. 1825), antiquary and political writer. From Scottish Gaelic mórmhaor (also maor mór), altered form of mormhar, through analysis of its first element as mór great.
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