Definition
"De ober" is the Dutch term for a waiter, a person who serves customers in a restaurant or café by taking orders, delivering food and drinks, and attending to guests' needs during their visit.
Etymology
The Dutch word "de ober" originates from the German word 'Ober,' meaning 'upper' or 'senior,' which historically referred to a head waiter or someone in charge of service staff. Did you know? The term reflects the position's role above other staff in the hierarchy.
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