can you translate a Dutch word?

Factual Questions
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Bevelhebber?

I’ve come across it as a moniker of the erstwhile Surinamese strongman, Desi Bouterse. Dutch, as you know, is one of the official languages of Suriname (formerly Dutch Guiana).

I couldn’t find a whole-word translation using on-line dictionaries, but when I broke it down I found the following:

bevel = injunction
hebber = no direct translation, but I found “lasthebber” (commissioner) and “muziekliefhebber” (music-lover)

So: I’m guessing it translates roughly as injuction-lover, but there has to be a more appropriate (or slang?) translation. Any Dutch dopers out there?

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This would mean something like “commander” (hebber is more like “haver”, not lover (the “lief” in liefhebber is “love” (as in latin/romance language version “amateur”), and a bevel is an order or command).
Ask Coldfire for a second opinion, though.

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Mijn Groot Nederlands-Engels Woordenboek translates it as commander.