factotum
noun /fækˈtəʊtəm/
/fækˈtəʊtəm/
(formal or humorous)- a person employed to do a wide variety of jobs for somebody
- I became her assistant and general factotum.
Word Originmid 16th cent. (originally in the phrases dominum (or magister) factotum, translating roughly as ‘master of everything’, and Johannes factotem ‘John do-it-all’ or ‘Jack of all trades’): from medieval Latin, from Latin fac! ‘do!’ (imperative of facere) + totum ‘the whole thing’ (neuter of totus).