adjutant
/ædʒˈuːtənt/Definitions
1. noun
an officer who assists a commanding officer, especially the chief of staff.
“The adjutant helped the general plan the military operation.”
2. noun
an official who assists a bishop or other high-ranking clergy member.
“The adjutant played a crucial role in organizing the church’s charity event.”
3. verb
to serve as an adjutant or assistant.
“He adjutants the general in planning the military strategy.”