footman in Irish
footman in Irish is giolla cóiste — footman means historically, a male servant who attended the door, carriage, or dining table of a wealthy household.
footman in Irish
giolla cóiste
(historical) A servant who runs in front of his master's carriage.
What does "footman" mean?
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noun Historically, a male servant who attended the door, carriage, or dining table of a wealthy household.
"A footman opened the carriage door for the guests."
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noun A soldier who fights on foot rather than on horseback (archaic).
"The knights and footmen assembled before the battle."
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footman in a sentence
- A footman opened the carriage door for the guests.
- The knights and footmen assembled before the battle.
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What is "footman" in Irish?
"footman" in Irish is giolla cóiste. footman means: Historically, a male servant who attended the door, carriage, or dining table of a wealthy household.
How do you use "footman" in a sentence?
Example: "A footman opened the carriage door for the guests." In Irish, "footman" is giolla cóiste.
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