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serjeant

N สิบเอก sergeant sib-aek

Webster's 1913 Dictionary

SERJEANT; SERJEANTCY

SERJEANT; SERJEANTCY Ser "jeant, Ser "jeant *cy, etc.

Defn: See Sergeant, Sergeantcy, etc. Serjeant-at-arms. See Sergeant- at-arms, under Sergeant.

New American Oxford Dictionary

serjeant

ser |jeant |ˈsɑːdʒ (ə )nt | ▶noun (in official lists ) a sergeant in the Foot Guards. ORIGIN Middle English: variant (commonly used in legal contexts ) of sergeant .

serjeant-at-arms

ser jeant-at-arms ▶noun British spelling of sergeant-at-arms.

serjeant-at-law

ser jeant-at-law ▶noun ( pl. serjeants-at-law ) Brit. historical a barrister of the highest rank.

serjeanty

ser jeant y |ˈsärjəntē ˈsɑrʤənti | ▶noun ( pl. serjeanties ) Brit. historical a form of feudal tenure conditional on rendering some specified personal service to the monarch.

Oxford Dictionary

serjeant

ser |jeant |ˈsɑːdʒ (ə )nt | ▶noun (in official lists ) a sergeant in the Foot Guards. ORIGIN Middle English: variant (commonly used in legal contexts ) of sergeant .

serjeant-at-arms

serjeant-at-arms (N. Amer. sergeant-at-arms ) ▶noun ( pl. serjeants-at-arms ) an official of a legislative assembly whose duty includes maintaining order and security. • Brit. historical a knight or armed officer in the service of the monarch or a lord.

serjeant-at-law

serjeant-at-law ▶noun ( pl. serjeants-at-law ) historical a barrister of the highest rank.

serjeanty

ser |jeanty |ˈsɑːdʒ (ə )nti | ▶noun ( pl. serjeanties ) [ mass noun ] historical a form of feudal tenure conditional on rendering some specified personal service to the monarch.