Mandar comes from latin mand?re, which in turns comes from manus (mano, hand) and dare (dar, give). Thus, mandar means to give something personally (in his/her hand) to someone either to keep it or to give it to someone else.
Mandar comes from latin mand?re, which in turns comes from manus (mano, hand) and dare (dar, give). Thus, mandar means to give something personally (in his/her hand) to someone either to keep it or to give it to someone else.