IPA: //pænˈdʊər//
KK: /pænˈdʊr/
A type of soldier or guard, often associated with the military forces in certain regions, particularly in historical contexts.
The pandoor was known for his bravery and skill in battle.
The word 'pandoor' originates from the Persian word 'bandar', meaning a port or harbor. It refers to a person who is a custodian or keeper, particularly in the context of a port or a place where goods are stored.
Think of a 'port' or 'harbor' where a keeper or custodian looks after goods — that's what a pandoor does.