herdswoman
- noun
- /ˈhɜrdzˌwʊmən/
:
pastora
- The herdswoman guided the cattle to the pasture.
Examples
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The herdswoman guided the cattle across the open pasture at sunrise.
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The villagers respected the experienced herdswoman for her skill with the animals.
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As a herdswoman, she spent most of her days caring for the sheep.
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Many herdswomen work tirelessly to maintain their herds.
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As a herdswoman, she spent most of her days caring for the sheep.
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The herdswoman guided the cattle across the open pasture at sunrise.
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The villagers respected the experienced herdswoman for her skill with the animals.
Synonyms
93
1.9
A person who looks after and guides sheep on open land
35
3.2
A woman who works with cattle and rides horses on a ranch or in rodeos
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3.7
A person who looks after and moves animals like sheep or cattle
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9.4
A person who moves cattle or sheep from one place to another
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3.2
A person who looks after and moves goats as a job
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5.6
A person who looks after sheep on open land
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6.5
A woman who looks after sheep
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7.4
A person who raises and looks after grazing animals like cattle or sheep
A person who looks after a group of animals like cows or sheep
A woman who looks after sheep in fields
A woman who owns and cares for cattle on a farm
A woman who takes care of sheep
A woman who raises and cares for farm animals like cattle or sheep
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Herdswoman comes from herd 'a group of animals' and woman, so it literally means a woman who cares for and moves a herd of cattle or sheep. That's why a herdswoman is someone whose job is to look after and guide animals.