Definition of rotmaster in English:

rotmaster

noun ˈrɒtmastəˈrɒtmɑːstə

Military rare, historical

The commander of a small detachment of soldiers.

Origin

Early 16th century; earliest use found in Remembrance Kynges Ordynance. Originally from either Dutch rotmeester (Middle Dutch rotmeester; from rot + meester) or its similarly-formed equivalent Middle Low German rōtemēster, with remodelling of the second element after master. In some forms probably directly from rot + master, after Dutch rotmeester, Middle Low German rotmēster, rotmeister, rōtemeister, and Swedish rotemästare (Old Swedish rotamästare; itself from Middle Low German); compare German Rottmeister. Compare later rot.

Definition of rotmaster in US English:

rotmaster

noun

Military rare, historical

The commander of a small detachment of soldiers.

Origin

Early 16th century; earliest use found in Remembrance Kynges Ordynance. Originally from either Dutch rotmeester (Middle Dutch rotmeester; from rot + meester) or its similarly-formed equivalent Middle Low German rōtemēster, with remodelling of the second element after master. In some forms probably directly from rot + master, after Dutch rotmeester, Middle Low German rotmēster, rotmeister, rōtemeister, and Swedish rotemästare (Old Swedish rotamästare; itself from Middle Low German); compare German Rottmeister. Compare later rot.

单词	rotmaster
释义	Definition of rotmaster in English: rotmaster noun ˈrɒtmastəˈrɒtmɑːstə Military rare, historical The commander of a small detachment of soldiers. Origin Early 16th century; earliest use found in Remembrance Kynges Ordynance. Originally from either Dutch rotmeester (Middle Dutch rotmeester; from rot + meester) or its similarly-formed equivalent Middle Low German rōtemēster, with remodelling of the second element after master. In some forms probably directly from rot + master, after Dutch rotmeester, Middle Low German rotmēster, rotmeister, rōtemeister, and Swedish rotemästare (Old Swedish rotamästare; itself from Middle Low German); compare German Rottmeister. Compare later rot. Definition of rotmaster in US English: rotmaster noun Military rare, historical The commander of a small detachment of soldiers. Origin Early 16th century; earliest use found in Remembrance Kynges Ordynance. Originally from either Dutch rotmeester (Middle Dutch rotmeester; from rot + meester) or its similarly-formed equivalent Middle Low German rōtemēster, with remodelling of the second element after master. In some forms probably directly from rot + master, after Dutch rotmeester, Middle Low German rotmēster, rotmeister, rōtemeister, and Swedish rotemästare (Old Swedish rotamästare; itself from Middle Low German); compare German Rottmeister. Compare later rot.
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