Noun:

உதவியாளர் / கையாள், ஏவலாள், உதவியாளர்,

helpers's Usage Examples:

Gradually the separation from the church became more complete: the sacraments were regarded as merely symbolical; the priests became helpers of the faithful; ceremonies disappeared; and a new religious society arose equally unlike the medieval church and the Protestantism of the 16th century.

Others had done a kindred work in a more distant field as helpers of the Eastern emperors against the Turks of Asia.

Here are my top herbal helpers: Agnus Castus is a great hormone balancer.

However much Walton was indebted to his helpers.

But how many of us who now fill pulpits started out as Sunday-school teachers and CSSM beach mission helpers.

Fred and his juvenile helpers had located a picture of Reverend Martin and his wife in an old museum collection of early Ouray papers and photos.

Full-time radiography helpers in the NHS earn from £ 11,500 to £ 13,500 a year.

"Others had done a kindred work in a more distant field as helpers of the Eastern emperors against the Turks of Asia.

The Roman Mission too has been very successful; for some years a French agency, the White Fathers of Algeria, carried it on, but they were afterwards joined by English helpers from St Joseph's Society at Mill Hill.

, the rubric in the office for Holy Communion directing the priest's "helpers" to wear "albes with tunacles.

Marsiglio of Padua had had Frenchmen among his sympathizers and helpers.

Lastly, in regard to the object aimed at there was an important difference, for the professed object of the friars was to be clerical helpers of the parochial clergy in meeting the specifically religious needs of the time.

Synonyms:

offeror, liberator, do-gooder, bestower, sponsor, donor, fairy godmother, bondswoman, benefactress, obliger, accommodator, patron, good person, deliverer, savior, giver, benefactor, supporter, improver, offerer, saviour, rescuer, provider, conferrer, presenter, humanitarian, good Samaritan, uncle, sparer, bondsman,

Antonyms:

boy, male child, dominant, captor, bad person,