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man·serv·ant

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–noun, plural men·serv·ants.

a male servant, esp. a valet.

[Origin: 1545–55; man¹ + servant

]

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man·ser·vant Audio Help (mān'sûr'vənt) Pronunciation Key
n. pl. men·ser·vants (měn'sûr'vənts)
A male servant, especially a valet.

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manservant
noun
a man servant

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ˈmanservant noun — plural ˈmenservants

a male servant (especially one employed as a valet)
Example: He has only one manservant.

Arabic:	خادِم
Chinese (Simplified):	男仆
Chinese (Traditional):	男僕
Czech:	sluha
Danish:	mandlig tjener; kammertjener; tjener
Dutch:	knecht
Estonian:	teener
Finnish:	miespalvelija
French:	valet de chambre
German:	der Diener
Greek:	υπηρέτης
Hungarian:	szolga
Icelandic:	heimilisþjónn
Indonesian:	pelayan laki-laki
Italian:	domestico

Japanese:	下男
Latvian:	kalps
Lithuanian:	tarnas
Norwegian:	(kammer)tjener
Polish:	służący, lokaj
Portuguese (Brazil):	empregado
Portuguese (Portugal):	criado
Romanian:	servitor
Russian:	слуга
Slovak:	sluha
Slovenian:	služabnik
Spanish:	sirviente, criado
Swedish:	betjänt
Turkish:	uşak