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1 раба
1) General subject: bondmaid, bondswoman, bondwoman, slave2) History: bondmaiden3) Religion: handmaid, handmaiden -
2 родственный
1) General subject: affinal, affine, affined (в каком-л. отношении), affinitive, agnate, akin (pity is akin to love - жалость сродни любви), allied, cognate, congener, connate, consanguineous, cousinly (об обращении, отношении), daughter, kin, kin to, kindred, near of kin, of blood, parent, parental, related, relational, sib (по крови), sister (о народах), sister, handmaiden2) Biology: affined (вследствие родства), connatural3) Medicine: congenerous, congenial, nested4) Botanical term: affined (лат. affinis), allied (лат. affinis), related (лат. cognatus), sib (о растениях)5) Mathematics: (As multiplication is related to the concept of "repeated addition", the exponentiation involving integers is) akin to ("repeated multiplication"), associated, bound, combined, concerned, connected, contiguous, corresponding, coupled, dependent, implied, linked, related to6) Religion: germane7) Music: attendant8) Psychology: familial9) Information technology: conjugate, relational (о данных)10) Makarov: cognate (о языке и т.п.), congeneric, congenerical11) Gold mining: kindered -
3 служанка
1) General subject: a female servant, girl, handmaid, handmaiden, help, lass, maid, maidservant, servant, servant girl, servant maid, servant-girl, slavey (в Англии), woman, serving woman2) Obsolete: abigail, ancilla, bowermaiden (при госпоже), waiting-woman, wench (особ. о крестьянке)3) History: waitress (на постоялом дворе)4) Religion: ancilla (Latin for "servant")5) Jargon: pillow-puncher, biscuit-shooter6) Makarov: servant-maid, woman servant -
4 служанка
* * *servant, maidservant, housemaid* * *abigailgirlhandmaidhandmaidenlassmaidmaidservantservant-maidslaveywenchwoman -
5 служанка
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handmaiden — UK [ˈhændˌmeɪd(ə)n] / US or handmaid UK [ˈhændˌmeɪd] / US noun [countable] Word forms handmaiden : singular handmaiden plural handmaidens Word forms handmaid : singular handmaid plural handmaids 1) old fashioned a woman who is someone s servant… … English dictionary
handmaiden — [hand′mād΄ n] n. 1. Archaic a woman or girl servant or attendant 2. that which accompanies in a useful but subordinate capacity [law is the handmaiden of justice]: Also handmaid * * * … Universalium
handmaiden — [hand′mād΄ n] n. 1. Archaic a woman or girl servant or attendant 2. that which accompanies in a useful but subordinate capacity [law is the handmaiden of justice]: Also handmaid … English World dictionary
Handmaiden — A handmaiden (or handmaid) is a female attendant, assistant, domestic worker (servant), or slave. Contents 1 Domestic work 2 Religion 3 Other uses 4 See also … Wikipedia
handmaiden — [[t]hæ̱ndmeɪd(ə)n[/t]] handmaidens 1) N COUNT A handmaiden is a female servant. [LITERARY, OLD FASHIONED] 2) N COUNT: N of/to n If one thing is the handmaiden of another, the first thing helps the second or makes it possible. [FORMAL] He disliked … English dictionary
Handmaiden — Handmaid Hand maid (h[a^]nd m[=a]d ), Handmaiden Hand maid en (h[a^]nd m[=a]d n), n. A maid that waits at hand; a female servant or attendant. [WordNet sense 2] [1913 Webster] 2. Something or someone serving in a subordinate position; as,… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
handmaiden — hand|maid|en [ˈhændˌmeıdn] n also hand|maid [ˈhændmeıd] 1.) old fashioned a female servant 2.) formal something that supports an idea, system, or way of life handmaiden of ▪ Science must not become the handmaiden of the state … Dictionary of contemporary English
handmaiden — also handmaid noun Date: 13th century 1. a personal maid or female servant 2. something whose essential function is to serve or assist < criticism is not the enemy of art but rather its handmaiden Gary Michael > … New Collegiate Dictionary
handmaiden — also hand.maid noun (C) 1 old use a female servant 2 formal an idea, principle etc that has an important part in supporting or helping another idea etc (+ of): Militarism, Ross wrote, is the handmaiden of imperialism … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
handmaiden — noun 1. in a subordinate position theology should be the handmaiden of ethics the state cannot be a servant of the church • Syn: ↑handmaid, ↑servant • Derivationally related forms: ↑serve (for: ↑ … Useful english dictionary
handmaiden — noun Variant spelling of handmaid … Wiktionary