Donour
the correct and original, but unfortunately obsolete, spelling of the word most commonly spelt now as donor.
– from middle english: donoure/donour
– from anglo-norman: donour
– from old french: doneur (donneur)
a donour, in general, is a person who donates something voluntarily.
an organ donour, who donates his or her organ(s) to help save another person’s life, in my opinion, is a true hero.
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