bursar (redirected from bursars)

bur·sar  (bûrsr, -sär)

n.

An official in charge of funds, as at a college or university; a treasurer.

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[Middle English burser, from Medieval Latin bursrius, from Late Latin bursa, purse; see bursa.]

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bursar [ˈbɜːsə]

n

1. (Social Science / Education) an official in charge of the financial management of a school, college, or university

2. (Social Science / Education) Chiefly Scot and NZ a student holding a bursary

[from Medieval Latin bursārius keeper of the purse, from bursa purse]

Thesaurus

Noun

1.

bursar - the treasurer at a college or university financial officer, treasurer - an officer charged with receiving and disbursing funds

Translations

bursar [ˈbɜːsəʳ] N (Univ etc) → tesorero/a m/f; [of school] → administrador(a) m/f

bursar [ˈbɜː^rsə^r] n → économe mf

bursar

n → Schatzmeister(in) m(f), → Finanzverwalter(in) m(f)

bursar [ˈbɜːsəʳ] n (Univ) → economo/a

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bursar [ˈbɜːsəʳ] n (Univ) → economo/a