• outiers,
• courtneys,
• courteus,
• courtios,
• couties,
• courtious,
• coutier,
• couriors,
• cousters,
• courtieous,
• courtieus,
• courties,
• couters,
• courtess,
• curties,
• courriers,
• corters,
• coutners,
• courtis,
• qourters

Courtiers provide much more than the traditional role of a servant. They are respected individuals in their field, highly trained and qualified. Through their knowledge and experience, courtiers provide guidance and advice to monarchs or administrative heads of state on how to govern effectively.

At its core, courtiers are responsible for keeping the monarch informed on matters of both politics and economics. Some of their duties include handling bureaucratic paperwork, attending meetings and conferences, participating in diplomatic negotiations and providing counsel and support to their employer.

In addition to their political role, courtiers are often viewed as the symbol of the monarch's dignity and power.

• courteous,
• cordierite,
• corridor,
• Cordier,
• court order,
• courtier,
• courtyard,
• courts,
• corder,
• courtroom,
• counters,
• courtright,
• Counties,
• Cordero,
• Courter,
• courtesy,
• Corter.