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mercenaire
(latin mercenarius, de merces, salaire)
â–¸ adjectif
Littéraire. Qui ne travaille que pour un salaire ; qui est inspiré par le profit.
â–¸ nom masculin
Soldat qui sert pour de l'argent un gouvernement étranger.
Le Petit Larousse 2010
mercenary, a. and n.
[ad. L. mercÓnÁrius, earlier mercennÁrius, f. mercÓd-, mercÓs reward, wages: see mercy. Cf. F. mercenaire (OF. also mercenier), Sp., Pg., It. mercenario.
The n. occurs in Eng. earlier than the adj.: the oldest uses refer to the ˜hireling' (Vulg. mercenarius) of John x. 12.]
A.A adj.
1.A.1 Of persons: Working merely for the sake of monetary or other reward; actuated by considerations of self-interest. Hence of motives, dispositions, etc.
b.A.1.b Of conduct, a course of action, etc.: That has the love of lucre for its motive.
2.A.2 Hired; serving for wages or hire. Now only of soldiers. (Cf. B. 2.)
b.A.2.b Of services, an office, etc.: Salaried, stipendiary. Of a profession, etc.: Carried on for the sake of gain. Obs.
B.B n.
1.B.1 One who labours merely for hire; a hireling, a mercenary person. ? Obs.
2.B.2 One who receives payment for his services; chiefly, and now exclusively, a professional soldier serving a foreign power.
Oxford English Dictionary
Crezi ca vreun soldat roman din Afganistan sau Irak mai serveste si pentru altceva in afara de bani si bunastarea familiei lui?