mandátum
mandátum, -i n.
noun, 2nd declension
man-dá-tum · /manˈda.tum/
commandment, charge, commission
The passive participle of mandáre used as a noun: the thing entrusted. The Maundy of Holy Thursday takes its name from this word.
in English mandate, Maundy, command
in the texts
Psalmus 118, HE mandatórum, mandáta
Dómine Iesu Christe, Fili Dei vivi mandátis
external dictionary: Logeion