Jĕm'i-där, n.
n. [Per. & Hind. jâma-dâr, the keeper of a wardrobe, a musketeer, from jâmâ, garments, clothes.] A native officer in the Anglo-Indian army having the rank of lieutenant.
n. [Per. & Hind. jâma-dâr, the keeper of a wardrobe, a musketeer, from jâmâ, garments, clothes.] A native officer in the Anglo-Indian army having the rank of lieutenant.