servingmaid

noun

Etymology

From serving + maid.

  1. derived from *magaþs
  2. derived from *magaþ
  3. derived from mǣden
  4. derived from mæġden
  5. inherited from mayde
  6. compounded as servingmaid — “serving + maid

Definitions

  1. A female servant.

    • It is not for the royal son of King Goldemar to make sport of peasant servingmaids;
    • It was what Lenin, a realistic thinker, had meant when he said that every servingmaid should be capable of running the state.
    • Therefore because of her nobility she pays no attention to outer appearance, and the servingmaid, in the lowest place, is more gorgeous than she.

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA