1248  diakonia  dee-ak-on-
ee'-ah

 from 1249; attendance (as a 
servant, etc.); figuratively 
(eleemosynary) aid, 
(official) service 
(especially of the Christian 
teacher, or technically of 
the diaconate):--(ad-
)minister(-ing, -tration, -
try), office, relief, 
service(-ing).

 see GREEK for 1249