Man-child
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 316
man'-chlld, n. a male child. Mandarin, man-da-ren', n a European name for a Chinese official, whcthei civil or military. [Port mandanm—Malayan mantri, counsellor —Sans mantra, counsel—root man. See Man.] Mandatary, man'da-tar-i, Mandatory, man'dat or-i, n one to whom a mandate is given. Mandate, man d.lt, n. a charge an authoritative command a rescript of the Pope. [Lit. ‘something put into one’s hands,’ Fr. mand at— L. — mandatnm, fiom man do manus, the hand, and do. to give Mandatory, man'da-tor-i, adj containing a mandate or command preceptive ducctnry. Mandible, mau'di-bl, [zoo a jaw. adj Mandibular, relating to the jaw. flat. that which — chews,' L. ntandibtda man do, to chew.]
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