obedientiary
noun
obe·di·en·tia·ry
-ch(ə)rē,
-ri
plural -es
1
obsolete : one owing or yielding obedience : subject
2
: one of the minor officials in a medieval monastery appointed by the abbot
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin obedientiarius, from obedientia obedience + -arius -ary
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