Definition
Helping or assisting together with something else; serving as a joint aid or support.
Etymology
From Latin co- + adjutans (helping), present participle of adjutare (to help). This adjective form preserves the Latin grammatical structure and was used in formal legal and military documents.
Kelly Says
In military history, 'coadjutant' described forces that worked together—think of how armies would combine different unit types, each coadjutant to the others, creating more powerful formations!
Translations
BNবাংলা
সহকারী
so-ho-ka-ree
CSČeština
asistent
asisten-t
DADansk
medhjælper
medhjalper
DEDeutsch
Coadjutor
koh-ahd-dju-tor
ELΕλληνικά
βοηθός
vo-thos
ESEspañol
coadjutor
koh-ah-dhoo-tor
FAفارسی
کمککار
kom-e-ka-r
FISuomi
avustaja
avus-ta-ja
FRFrançais
coadjuteur
koh-ah-dju-tehr
IDBahasa Indonesia
pembantu
pembantu
IGIG
onyekwere
oh-nyek-weh-reh
ITItaliano
coadiutore
koh-ah-dhoo-tore
KKKK
тәрбиеші
tar-be-shee
MSBahasa Melayu
pembantu
pembantu
MYမြန်မာ
အကူအညီ
a-ku-a-nyi
NLNederlands
coadjutor
koh-ahd-dju-tor
NONorsk
medhjelper
medhjelper
PLPolski
pomocnik
pomocnik
PTPortuguês
coadjutor
koh-ah-dhoo-tor
RORomână
ajutor
a-dju-tor
RUРусский
помощник
pomoshnik
SVSvenska
medhjälpare
medhjalpare
SWKiswahili
msaidizi
m-sai-di-zi
TAதமிழ்
உதவியாளர்
uthaviya-la-r
TEతెలుగు
సహాయకుడు
sa-ha-ya-ku-du
TRTürkçe
yardımcı
yardimci
UKУкраїнська
уповноважений
upo-no-va-zhen-nyi
VITiếng Việt
người trợ giúp
ngoi tro giup
ZUZU
umshayeli
oom-sha-ye-li