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- Supernumerary abstract "Supernumerary is an adjective which means "exceeding the usual number". When used as a noun, "supernumerary" means a temporary employee, additional society member, or extra manpower, usually in a function which has a temporary contract. Its counterpart, "numerary", is a civil designation for persons who are incorporated in a fixed or permanent way to a society or group, meaning a regular member of the working staff; permanent staff or member.The terms supernumerary and "numerary" have long been commonly used in the Spanish and Latin American academy and government; they are now also used in countries all over the world, such as France, Great Britain, Italy, and the US.[citation needed] For example, in the Roman army, supernumerarii were either public officers attendant to several of the Roman magistrates or a kind of soldier who filled the places of those killed or disabled by their wounds, or otherwise brought up the ranks to strength.[citation needed]The supernumerary role is commonplace in numerous fields. For example, there are supernumerary actors, judges, knights, ladies, military personnel, ministers, police officers, professors, and writers.".
- Supernumerary thumbnail Royal_Knights_of_the_Garter.jpg?width=300.
- Supernumerary wikiPageExternalLink supernumerary.
- Supernumerary wikiPageID "2853238".
- Supernumerary wikiPageRevisionID "602671093".
- Supernumerary hasPhotoCollection Supernumerary.
- Supernumerary subject Category:Education_and_training_occupations.
- Supernumerary subject Category:Employment.
- Supernumerary subject Category:Entertainment_occupations.
- Supernumerary subject Category:Judges.
- Supernumerary subject Category:Knights.
- Supernumerary subject Category:Legal_professions.
- Supernumerary subject Category:Opus_Dei.
- Supernumerary comment "Supernumerary is an adjective which means "exceeding the usual number". When used as a noun, "supernumerary" means a temporary employee, additional society member, or extra manpower, usually in a function which has a temporary contract.".
- Supernumerary label "Supernumerariusz".
- Supernumerary label "Supernumerary".
- Supernumerary label "Surnumerair".
- Supernumerary sameAs Surnumerair.
- Supernumerary sameAs Supernumerariusz.
- Supernumerary sameAs m.086yxl.
- Supernumerary sameAs Q1946933.
- Supernumerary sameAs Q1946933.
- Supernumerary wasDerivedFrom Supernumerary?oldid=602671093.
- Supernumerary depiction Royal_Knights_of_the_Garter.jpg.
- Supernumerary isPrimaryTopicOf Supernumerary.