noun, masculine/feminine/uˈxjeɾ/plural: ujieres
usher (doorkeeper in a courtroom); doorman; doorwoman; doorperson
“«Lo sé», dijo K., contemplando el traje de paisano del ujier, que mostraba como único distintivo, además de algunos botones ordinarios, dos botones dorados que parecían arrancados de algún abrigo viejo de oficial.” — “I know”, said K., contemplating the usher's countryman suit, which he showed as his only distinctive, along with some ordinary buttons, two golden buttons which seemed taken out of an official's old coat.
Borrowed from French huissier, from Late Latin ostiarius.