Converse of object

• indenture: The supply of indentured servants from England was soon inadequate to meet the labor needs of the sugar industry.

• hire: A statute fair, for hiring servants, etc. , is held at Chigwell on Sept. 30th.

Adjective modifier

• civil: Linda is also a civil servant, working in Slough.

• faithful: It is encouraging to find faithful servants of our Lord.

• obedient: I remain, Sir, Your obedient servant, R.M. Wallis.

• thy: Then said he to me see thou do it not for I am thy fellow servant & of thy brethren &c.

• humble: Your role is therefore to become their humble servant.

• senior: The party has a Tax Commission, chaired by former senior civil servant, Michael Williams.

Preposition: into

• immorality: By her teaching she misleads my servants into sexual immorality and the eating of food sacrificed to idols.

Modifies a noun

• girl: Her mother was Elizabeth Sewell an unmarried servant girl.

Noun used with modifier

• live-in: Landowners switched tenants and retooled live-in servants as short-term hires.

• maid: So Kumkum was more or less treated like a Head maid servant in her own house.

• ex-civil: As an ex-civil servant, I know that the issue of pensions is a key part of the national pay negotiations for civil servants.

• suffering: No longer the suffering servant, the Son of Joseph of his first coming.

• O: Listen now to these things, and understand them, O servants of the Lord.

Possessives

• quarter: In contrast, there are the servant's quarters and huge kitchen, with all the pots and pans on display.

Possessives

• centurion: Last week we saw how Jesus healed a leper and then a gentile centurion's servant.

Preposition: in

• livery: However, they perfectly complemented the queenly role that Alva envisaged for herself, and also the Vanderbilt servants in livery.

Preposition: of

• righteousness: It is not surprising, then, if his servants masquerade as servants of righteousness.