"Mayordomo" is a word in HILIGAYNON
mayordómo - (Sp. mayordomo) Steward,
butler, superintendent or manager of a
household, etc. (cf. manugtátap,
manugdumála).
Yearn to grow in the field of love and bliss not in the field of competition and contemplation.
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