herdsman

English

Etymology

From herd +‎ -s- +‎ -man.

Noun

herdsman (plural herdsmen), feminine equivalent: herdswoman

a person who tends livestock, especially cows and sheep.

Translations

a person who tends livestock, especially cows and sheep

Arabic: رَاعٍ‎‎ m (rāʿin)
Egyptian Arabic: راعي‎‎ m (rāʿī)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 牧民 (zh) (mùmín), 牧人 (zh) (mùrén)
Czech: pastýř m, pastevec m, pasák (cs) m
Dutch: herder (nl) m
Finnish: paimen (fi)
French: éleveur de bétail m, gardien (fr) m
German: Schäfer (de) m, Hirt (de) m
Hungarian: gulyás (hu)
Irish: feighlí bó m, maor m, aoire m
Italian: bovaro (it) m

Japanese: 牧人 (ぼくじん, bokujin)
Lithuanian: piemuo m
Malay: gembala
Maori: hēpara
Mongolian: малчин (mn) (malčin)
Navajo: naʼniłkaadí
Portuguese: pastor (pt) m
Romanian: cioban (ro) m, păstor (ro) m
Russian: пасту́х (ru) m (pastúx)
Spanish: pastor (es) m, (if mounted and tending cows or bulls) vaquero m
Swahili: mchungaji (sw) class 1/2
Swedish: herde (sv)

Anagrams

Herdmans

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