noun
redemptioner
Redemptioner (noun) means Historically, an immigrant who paid for their journey to America by agreeing to work as an indentured servant.
noun
1
Historically, an immigrant who paid for their journey to America by agreeing to work as an indentured servant.
2
A person who frees themselves, for example from debt or servitude.
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Etymology
Formed from redemption and -er.
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What is the meaning of redemptioner?
"redemptioner" (noun) means historically, an immigrant who paid for their journey to America by agreeing to work as an indentured servant.
What are the different meanings of redemptioner?
"redemptioner" has 2 main meanings: 1. Historically, an immigrant who paid for their journey to America by agreeing to work as an indentured servant; 2. A person who frees themselves, for example from debt or servitude.
