hostler in Latin
hostler in Latin is agāsō — hostler means someone who works at an inn or stable looking after horses.
hostler in Latin
agāsō
A worker employed at an inn, hostelry, or stable to look after horses.
What does "hostler" mean?
- noun Someone who works at an inn or stable looking after horses.
- noun A railway worker who looks after locomotives or other large engines.
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What is "hostler" in Latin?
"hostler" in Latin is agāsō. hostler means: Someone who works at an inn or stable looking after horses.
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