What is a Diener?

Diener is a German word that can be translated to English as "servant" or "attendant". It is often used in historical and formal contexts to refer to a person who serves another, such as a butler, a valet, or a maid.

In the context of a will or inheritance, a diener may be someone who is appointed to manage the estate or assets of the deceased person. This could include tasks such as paying debts, settling legal matters, and distributing assets according to the instructions in the will.

In general, the term "diener" is not commonly used in modern English, and it is more likely to be found in historical or legal documents than in everyday conversation.

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