(n,n-pref) (arch) lesser (of equal court ranks)
lower
junior
(n,adj-no) subordinate
secondary
junior
incidental
(pref) (arch) lesser (of equal court ranks)
lower
junior
(pref) (arch) lesser (of equal court ranks)
lower
junior
(n) steward
butler
attendant
(n,vs) servile submission
subservience
(n,vs) alliance (esp. originally of the Six Kingdoms against the Qin dynasty)
(n) chamberlain
(P)
(n) master and servant
lord and retainer
employer and employee
(n) master and servant
lord and retainer
employer and employee
(exp) in accordance with
subordinate to
(v5u,vi) to abide (by the rules)
to obey
to follow
to accompany
(P)
(n) secondary cause
(n,vs) employment
(n) (comp) slave station
(n,vs) campaign
(P)
(n) (uk) (male) cousin (older than the writer)
(n) (uk) (male) cousin (older than the writer)
(n) (uk) cousin (female) (older than the writer)
(n) (uk) cousin (female) (older than the writer)
(n,vs) engaging
pursuing
following (e.g. profession or occupation)
(P)
(n) follower
attendant
valet
servant
(adj-na,n) obedient
gentle
meek
submissive
docile
(n) subordinate clause
(n,adj-no) previous
former
(n,vs,adj-no) subordination
dependency
(P)
(n) (military) orderly
underling
(n) (uk) cousin (male, younger than the writer)
(n) (uk) cousin (male, younger than the writer)
(adj-na) subordinate
secondary