Maidservant (noun)

1. A female domestic worker who is employed to do household chores such as cleaning and cooking.
2. A female servant in a household.

Origin:

Derived from the old english word 'maegden' meaning 'maid' and 'sceap' meaning 'condition'.

Examples:

1. The maidservant was busy cleaning the kitchen when the master of the house arrived.
2. The maidservant had been working in the household for many years and was well-liked by all.
3. The maidservant was responsible for keeping the house tidy and ensuring that the family was well-fed.
4. The maidservant was a trusted member of the household and was given many responsibilities.
5. The maidservant was trained to perform her duties in a professional and efficient manner.