concierge
con·cierge
noun \kōⁿ-ˈsyerzh, ˌkän-sē-ˈerzh\ plural con·cierges \-ˈsyerzh, -ˈsyer-zhəz; -sē-ˈer-zhəz\
Definition of CONCIERGE
1
: a resident in an apartment building especially in France who serves as doorkeeper, landlord's representative, and janitor
2
: a usually multilingual hotel staff member who handles luggage and mail, makes reservations, and arranges tours; broadly : a person employed (as by a business) to make arrangements or run errands
Origin of CONCIERGE
French, from Old French, probably from Vulgar Latin *conservius, alteration of Latin conservus fellow slave, from com- + servus slave
First Known Use: circa 1697
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