Soldier ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Soldier ( noun )

1. A person who serves in an army, typically as an enlisted person or a non-commissioned officer.
2. A person who fights or has fought in a war.

Origin:

From middle english soudeour, from old french soudier, from latin solidarius, from solidus ("solid, whole, complete"). the word was first used in the 14th century.

Examples:

1. He was a brave soldier who fought for his country.
2. The soldiers were trained to use different weapons.
3. The soldiers are preparing for battle.
4. He is a retired soldier.
5. She is a soldier in the national guard.

(As a verb)

Soldier ( verb )

1. A person who serves in an army, typically as an enlisted person or a non-commissioned officer.
2. A person who fights or has fought in a war.

Origin:

From middle english soudeour, from old french soudier, from latin solidarius, from solidus ("solid, whole, complete"). the word was first used in the 14th century.

Examples:

1. He was a brave soldier who fought for his country.
2. The soldiers were trained to use different weapons.
3. The soldiers are preparing for battle.
4. He is a retired soldier.
5. She is a soldier in the national guard.