messenger:
(plural: ‘messengers‘; pronunciation: the letter ‘g’ rhymes with the letter ‘j’ in “jump”)
a person who brings/carries one or more messages from one place/person to another place/person;
a courier,
Our office needs a couple of messengers to carry messages between our main office and the branch offices.
Though the Internet has made it easier and faster to send documents online, businesses and homes still need messengers and delivery personnel to deliver packages, parcels and consumer products that are bought online to their doorsteps!
She stood me up at the party, but later sent her friend as a messenger with the message explaining why she had not been able to attend the party.
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a person or thing or sign that is used or considered as the beginning of something or as the arrival of somebody or something;
a harbinger,
Thick dark clouds in the sky are the messengers of eminent rain. (i.e. when we see dark thick clouds in the sky, we know/understand that we are going to get rain)
Angels are known to be the messengers of gods.
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