English | Latin |
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attendant [attendants] noun [UK: ə.ˈten.dənt] [US: ə.ˈten.dənt] | adsecutor [adsecutoris](3rd) M antescholarius [antescholarii](2nd) M assecutor [assecutoris](3rd) M casamus [casami](2nd) M casnar [undeclined]noun deductor [deductoris](3rd) M dispensator [dispensatoris](3rd) M famulus [famuli](2nd) M satelles [satellitis](3rd) C secutor [secutoris](3rd) M |
attendant, one who is always around noun | continuus [continui](2nd) M |
attendant, servant noun | adsecla [adseclae](1st) M adsecula [adseculae](1st) M assecla [asseclae](1st) M assecula [asseculae](1st) M |
attendant, servant, waiter noun | minister [ministri](2nd) M |
attendant / assistant noun | assistrix [assistricis](3rd) F |
attendant / orderly noun | accensus [accensi](2nd) M |
attendant at a sacrifice noun | victimarius [victimarii](2nd) M |
attendant for infants noun | cunaria [cunariae](1st) F cunarius [cunari(i)](2nd) M |
attendant hired by authorities to announce coming events noun | denuntiator [denuntiatoris](3rd) M |
attendant on a magistrate noun | adparitor [adparitoris](3rd) M apparitor [apparitoris](3rd) M |
attendant who carries train (of sovereign / other) noun | caudatarius [caudatarii](2nd) M |
attendants (pl.) to Castrensis (Constantinople high imperial court officer) noun | castrensianus [castrensiani](2nd) M |
attendants, retinue, staff noun | chors [chortis](3rd) F cohors [cohortis](3rd) F cors [cortis](3rd) F |
apron crossed with purple, worn by attendants at sacrifice / by magistrates noun | limus [limi](2nd) M |
attach as an attendant to verb | accenseo [accensere, accensui, accensus](2nd) TRANS |
bath attendant (female) noun [UK: bɑːθ ə.ˈten.dənt] [US: ˈbæθ ə.ˈten.dənt] | balineatrix [balineatricis](3rd) F balneatrix [balneatricis](3rd) F |
bath-attendant noun | balineator [balineatoris](3rd) M balneator [balneatoris](3rd) M |
bodyguard, close attendant noun | stipator [stipatoris](3rd) M |
boy / noble youth attendant of a flamen / priest noun | camillus [camilli](2nd) M casmilus [casmili](2nd) M |
carrying / bearing bronze (i.e., cymbals of the attendants of Bacchus) adjective | aerifer [aerifera, aeriferum]adjective |
crucifer (attendant who carries a cross in procession), cross-bearer noun | crucifixor [crucifixoris](3rd) M |