Definition of portman in English:

portman

noun ˈpɔːtmən

historical

In or with reference to pre-Conquest times: a citizen of a town; a burgess or burgher. After the Norman Conquest: any of a small group of citizens chosen to administer the affairs of a borough or town.

Old English; earliest use found in The Seven Sleepers. From port + man. Compare post-classical Latin portmenni, plural, portmannus.

nounˈpɔːtmən

historical

In or with reference to pre-Conquest times: a citizen of a town; a burgess or burgher. After the Norman Conquest: any of a small group of citizens chosen to administer the affairs of a borough or town.

Old English; earliest use found in The Seven Sleepers. From port + man. Compare post-classical Latin portmenni, plural, portmannus.

单词	portman
释义	Definition of portman in English: portman noun ˈpɔːtmən historical In or with reference to pre-Conquest times: a citizen of a town; a burgess or burgher. After the Norman Conquest: any of a small group of citizens chosen to administer the affairs of a borough or town. Origin Old English; earliest use found in The Seven Sleepers. From port + man. Compare post-classical Latin portmenni, plural, portmannus. Definition of portman in US English: portman nounˈpɔːtmən historical In or with reference to pre-Conquest times: a citizen of a town; a burgess or burgher. After the Norman Conquest: any of a small group of citizens chosen to administer the affairs of a borough or town. Origin Old English; earliest use found in The Seven Sleepers. From port + man. Compare post-classical Latin portmenni, plural, portmannus.
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