IPA: //ˈpɜːrsər//
KK: /ˈpɜrsər/
A person responsible for managing money and accounts on a ship or airplane, ensuring the comfort and welfare of passengers.
The purser greeted the passengers and explained the safety procedures before takeoff.
Purser → The word 'purser' originates from the Old French 'pourcier', which means 'one who manages the funds'. It is derived from 'pour' (meaning to pour) and the suffix '-cier', which indicates a person associated with a specific action. A purser is someone who manages or oversees the financial matters, often on a ship or in an organization.
Think of someone who 'pours' out funds or manages money — that's what a purser does.