Ministr

Ministr is a term with origins in Latin, meaning "servant" or "attendant." Historically, it referred to a high-ranking official in a government, particularly one who heads a ministry. In modern usage, a ministr is a member of the executive branch of government, responsible for a specific department or area of policy, such as finance, foreign affairs, or defense.

The role of a ministr typically involves developing and implementing government policies within their designated portfolio. They advise the head of government, often a prime minister or president, and are accountable for the administration of their ministry. Ministrs are usually appointed by the head of government and may be members of the legislature. The specific powers and responsibilities of a ministr can vary significantly depending on the country's political system and constitution. The term is widely used in parliamentary democracies.