Minister ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Minister ( verb )

1. Provide or supply (something needed or wanted).
2. Give help or service to (someone).

Origin:

Middle english: from old french ministrer, from latin minister "servant, attendant", from minus "less".

Examples:

1. She ministered to the sick.
2. They ministered to him in his time of need.
3. She ministered the sacrament.
4. He ministered to the congregation.
5. I will minister to your needs.

(As a noun)

Minister ( noun )

1. Provide or supply (something needed or wanted).
2. Give help or service to (someone).

Origin:

Middle english: from old french ministrer, from latin minister "servant, attendant", from minus "less".

Examples:

1. She ministered to the sick.
2. They ministered to him in his time of need.
3. She ministered the sacrament.
4. He ministered to the congregation.
5. I will minister to your needs.