servitor

IPA: sˈɝvʌtɝ

One who performs the duties of a servant.
One who serves in an army; a soldier.
(historical) An undergraduate who performed menial duties in exchange for financial support from his college, particularly at Oxford University.

Examples of "servitor" in Sentences

Government is the humble servitor of freedom.
Gesiwuj and Servitor are also both interested in Ratbird.
Some people prefer to have a physical item to represent the servitor.
In myth, Balador is often the servitor of a greater nature or druidic deity.
Also Malakev, is not a servitor as the person who wrte the article has said.
That's because in a women's monastery there's no one else to act as servitor.
Poor man! it was very unfair, for Mr.C. H--- had told me during our ride that his servitor was a
Conan dismounted and the page called a servitor, who came running to receive the stallion's rein.
If it is so, then it is only right that his eyes should be opened to the kind of servitor he is harbouring.
The ubiquitous Nerio arrived, following a boy and a smaller girl, almost as though the servitor were a rear guard.
Now it is likely that you have done this with a swagger and have called your servitor "old top" or other playful name.
The actors find that out; he is admitted within the house as a "servitor" -- a call-boy, if you like; an apprentice, if you please.
Where the Gloss: "Every one leaves a little portion in the dish, and gives it to those that serve; which is called the servitor's part."