muhandis comes from the old Roman language. In the Roman language the word handiz, handuz, handis or handvs means (movement) geometry, so muhandiz means someone who practices geometry a.k.a. an engineer. And mu makes the word have a female prefix. A more correct use for a male practitioner would be pohandis or buhandis or vuhandis. 😅
@@sallamaawat8952 The question is: how did this place come to be known as "Muhandiz"? "Muhandiz" is Arabic, as we know, but it is not the original name of this location. The original name is derived from Spanish, which is "Redondez." With a Riffian accent, it appears as "Rmuhendiz." This provided a convenient opportunity for the authorities to easily adapt the name to Arabic. However, if you happen to know the exact reason behind this place being called "Almuhandiz," I would appreciate learning that as well.
