1. One who has command; the chief officer of an army, or of any division of it; an officer next in rank above a lieutenant, and beneath the captain; one on whom is bestowed a commandry; a heavy beetle or wooden mallet, used in paving; an instrument of surgery. Commander-in-chief, one who has the supreme command in Britain over all the land forces of the kingdom.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• commandor,
• comanded,
• camander,
• commandore,
• comander,
• commandar,
• cammander,
• comandes,
• commandes,
• communter,
• commader,
• comanders,
• commendar,
• commador,
• commenter,
• commmander,
• commanderd,
• cammanded,
• commandors,
• commande

• commentary,
• commandant,
• comminate,
• commandery,
• commanding,
• comminute,
• commands,
• commando,
• Conan Doyle,
• common meter,
• commoner,
• command post,
• commend,
• commandment,
• comment,
• command,
• comint,
• commentate,
• commandeer,
• comandra,
• Commanded,
• command key,
• command line,
• conant.

The adjective form of the word "commander" is "commanding".

The plural of the "commander" can be the "commanders".

The singular of the "commander" can be the "commander".