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1. (n.) manservant
a male servant.
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) manservant
a man servant
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) manservant
a male servant
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Sense: a male servant (especially one employed as a valet)
He has only one manservant.
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 Afrikaans: dienskneg |
 Arabic: خادِم |
 Bulgarian: камериер |
 Brazilian: criado |
 Czech: sluha |
 German: der Diener |
 Danish: mandlig tjener; kammertje |
 Greek: υπηρέτης |
 Spanish: sirviente, criado |
 Estonian: teener |
 Farsi: خدمتکار مرد |
 Finnish: miespalvelija |
 French: valet de chambre |
 Hebrew: מְשָרֵת |
 Hindi: नौकर |
 Croatian: poslužioc |
 Hungarian: szolga |
 Indonesian: pelayan laki-laki |
 Icelandic: heimilisþjónn |
 Italian: domestico |
 Japanese: 下男 |
 Korean: (남자) 하인 |
 Lithuanian: tarnas |
 Latvian: kalps |
 Malay: pelayan lelaki |
 Dutch: knecht |
 Norwegian: (kammer)tjener |
 Polish: służący, lokaj |
 Persian: خدمتکار مرد |
 Pashto: نارينه خدمتګار |
 Portuguese: criado |
 Romanian: servitor |
 Russian: слуга |
 Slovak: sluha |
 Slovenian: služabnik |
 Serbian: muški sluga |
 Swedish: betjänt |
 Thai: คนใช้ผู้ชาย |
 Turkish: uşak |
 Taiwanese: 男僕 |
 Ukrainian: слуга |
 Urdu: مرد ملازم |
 Vietnamese: người phục vụ nam |
 Chinese: 男仆 |
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