IPA: /ˈbɔːrdmən/
KK: /ˈbɔrdˌmæn/
A person who is part of a board or committee, often involved in decision-making or governance.
The boardman presented the new policy changes during the meeting.
Boardman → The word is formed from "board" (from Old English *bord*, meaning a flat surface or plank) and "man" (from Old English *mann*, meaning a person). A boardman originally referred to a person associated with or working with boards, often in the context of carpentry or construction.
Think of a 'flat surface' ('board') and a 'person' ('man') — a boardman is someone who works with boards.