butler in Latin
butler in Latin is prōmus — butler means the chief male servant in a household, responsible for managing other staff, serving meals, and receiving guests.
butler in Latin
prōmus
The chief male servant of a household who has charge of other employees, receives guests, directs the serving of meals, and performs various personal services.
What does "butler" mean?
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noun The chief male servant in a household, responsible for managing other staff, serving meals, and receiving guests.
"The butler answered the door and announced the guests."
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butler in a sentence
- The butler answered the door and announced the guests.
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What is "butler" in Latin?
"butler" in Latin is prōmus. butler means: The chief male servant in a household, responsible for managing other staff, serving meals, and receiving guests.
How do you use "butler" in a sentence?
Example: "The butler answered the door and announced the guests." In Latin, "butler" is prōmus.
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