Definition
Definition of famulus - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
educationDated close attendant or assistant to a scholarDated
- The famulus helped the professor with his research.
2.
historical or literaryDated servant or attendant, especially of a scholar or a magicianDated
- The old magician sent his famulus to fetch the ancient book..
Origin of famulus
Latin, famulus (servant)
Examples of famulus in a sentence
As a famulus, he learned a lot from the scholar. The famulus prepared the laboratory for the experiment. His famulus was always by his side, ready to assist.
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- French:famulus, assistant, ...
- German:Famulus, Diener, ...
- Italian:famulo, servo, ...
- Spanish:fámulo, sirviente, ...
- Portuguese:assistente, servo, ...
- Chinese:助手, 仆人, ...
- Japanese:助手, 従者, ...
- Arabic:مُسَاعِد, خَادِم, ...
- Hebrew:עוֹזֵר מֶחְקָר, מְשָׁרֵת, ...
- Russian:помощник, слуга, ...
- Ukrainian:фамулус, слуга, ...
- Hindi:परिचारक, सेवक, ...
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