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1. (n.) courtier
a person who is often in attendance at the court of a king or other royal personage.
2. courtier
a person who flatters.
Etymology: (1250–1300; ME
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) courtier
an attendant at the court of a sovereign
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) courtier
one who is in attendance at the court of a prince; one who has an appointment at court
2. (noun) courtier
one who courts or solicits favor; one who flatters
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Sense: a member of the court of a king or queen
He was one of King James' courtiers.
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 Afrikaans: howeling |
 Arabic: مِن حاشِيَة المَلِك |
 Bulgarian: придворен |
 Brazilian: cortesão |
 Czech: dvořan |
 German: der Höfling |
 Danish: hofmand; hofdame |
 Greek: αυλικός |
 Spanish: cortesano, cortesana |
 Estonian: õukondlane |
 Farsi: درباری؛ ملازم |
 Finnish: hovimies |
 French: courtisan, dame de la cou |
 Hebrew: אִיש חֲצַר הַמלוּכָה |
 Hindi: दरबारी |
 Croatian: dvorjan |
 Hungarian: udvari ember, udvaronc |
 Indonesian: pegawai istana |
 Icelandic: hirðmaður |
 Italian: cortigiano |
 Japanese: 廷臣 |
 Korean: 정신(廷臣) |
 Lithuanian: dvariškis, rūmininkas |
 Latvian: galminieks |
 Malay: ahli |
 Dutch: hoveling |
 Norwegian: medlem av hoffet |
 Polish: dworzanin |
 Persian: درباری؛ ملازم |
 Pashto: درباری |
 Portuguese: cortesão |
 Romanian: curtezan, doamnă de la cu |
 Russian: придворный |
 Slovak: dvoran, -ka |
 Slovenian: dvorjan |
 Serbian: dvorjanin |
 Swedish: hovman |
 Thai: ข้าราชบริพาร |
 Turkish: saraylı |
 Taiwanese: 侍臣，朝臣 |
 Ukrainian: придворний |
 Urdu: دربار شاهي كا ممبر |
 Vietnamese: cận thần |
 Chinese: 廷臣，朝臣 |
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