IPA: //bɪˈdɛl//
KK: /bɪˈdɛl/
A person who acts as a minor official or messenger, often in a school or church setting, responsible for maintaining order and assisting in ceremonies.
The bedell led the procession during the graduation ceremony.
The word 'bedell' originates from Old French 'bedel', meaning a messenger or herald. It refers to a person who carries messages or announcements, often in a formal context.
Think of a 'messenger' in a formal setting when you hear 'bedell', as it directly relates to someone who delivers important messages.