servitor
noun
ser·vi·tor ˈsər-və-tər 
-ˌtȯr
: a male servant
Word History
Etymology
Middle English servitour, borrowed from Anglo-French & Medieval Latin; Anglo-French servitur, servitour, borrowed from Medieval Latin servītor, from Latin servīre "to be at the service of, serve entry 1" + -tor, agent suffix
First Known Use
14th century, in the meaning defined above
servitors
noun
as in servants
Synonyms & Similar Words
Relevance
- servants
- menials
- footmen
- butlers
- houseboys
- housemen
- menservants
- valets
- grooms
- lackeys
- domestics
- retainers
- flunkies
- handmaidens
- maidservants
- majordomos
- flunkeys
- stewards
- maids
- housemaids
- housekeepers
- men
- assistants
- factotums
- attendants
- handmaids
- wenches
- women
- dailies
- followers
- ladies-in-waiting
- companions
- drudges
- gofers
- dogsbodies
- gophers
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- masters
- mistresses
- leaders
- chiefs
- captains
- bosses
- heads
- foremen
- helmsmen
- headmen
- kingpins
- taskmasters