1247  diakoneo  dee-ak-on-
eh'-o

 from 1249; to be an 
attendant, i.e. wait upon 
(menially or as a host, 
friend, or (figuratively) 
teacher); technically, to act 
as a Christian deacon:--(ad-
)minister (unto), serve, use 
the office of a deacon.

 see GREEK for 1249