adjutant in Latin
adjutant in Latin is optiō — adjutant means a military officer who handles administrative duties for a senior commander.
adjutant in Latin
optiō
(military rank) A lower-ranking officer who assists a higher-ranking officer with administrative affairs. [from 1641]
What does "adjutant" mean?
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noun A military officer who handles administrative duties for a senior commander.
"The adjutant kept meticulous records of every unit's movements."
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noun A large wading bird related to the stork, found in South Asia.
"The adjutant stork stalked slowly through the marsh."
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adjutant in a sentence
- The adjutant kept meticulous records of every unit's movements.
- The adjutant stork stalked slowly through the marsh.
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What is "adjutant" in Latin?
"adjutant" in Latin is optiō. adjutant means: A military officer who handles administrative duties for a senior commander.
How do you use "adjutant" in a sentence?
Example: "The adjutant kept meticulous records of every unit's movements." In Latin, "adjutant" is optiō.
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