IPA: /ˈmaɪndər/
KK: /ˈmaɪndər/
A person who takes care of someone, especially a child, or provides protection for someone.
The minder watched the children closely while their parents were at work.
Minder → The word 'minder' originates from the Old English 'mynd', meaning memory or mind. It refers to someone who keeps or looks after something, often associated with the act of remembering or being mindful.
Think of someone who is 'mindful' or keeps things in 'memory' — that's why a 'minder' is someone who looks after or cares for something.