Manservant (noun)

A male servant; a male domestic worker employed to perform various tasks such as cooking, cleaning, or driving.

Origin:

Manservant: a compound word formed from 'man' + 'servant'.

Examples:

1. The wealthy family employed a manservant to take care of their needs.
2. The manservant brought in the morning newspaper and a tray of coffee for his employer.
3. The butler was the most senior manservant in the household, responsible for overseeing the other servants.
4. The manservant was expected to be polite, discreet, and attentive to the needs of his employer.
5. Many people aspired to be a manservant in the grand estates of the countryside, but the job was demanding and required a great deal of hard work.