servitor
/ˈsɜːvɪtər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who serves or attends to the needs of another, especially a superior or a noble.
“The young servant acted as a servitor to the king, carrying out his royal duties.”
2. noun
A lower-ranking or junior member of a group or institution, especially in a monastic or clerical context.
“In the monastery, the novices were considered the servitors, responsible for assisting the senior monks.”
3. noun
A person who attends to the needs of a deity or supernatural being.
“In ancient mythology, the servitors were believed to be the divine attendants of the gods.”