קְטַנְטִין, (reduplic. of קטן) a subordinate officer, attendant of a magistrate. Midr. Till. to Ps. LIV, 3 ק׳ שהוא רודף לאדם וכ׳ ed. Bub. (oth. ed. אחר חבירו, corr. acc.) if an attendant persecutes a man, he may complain against him to the lieutenant (hyparch), and if the lieutenant persecutes him, he may complain to the king; Yalk. ib. 771 קְטַנְתָּן … קובל עליו לאפיקורוס וכ׳ (read: לאפיטרופוס) if an attendant …, he appeals to the proconsul &c.