dalesman
- noun
- /ˈdeɪlz.mən/
- UK
- The story follows a proud dalesman whose family has farmed the land for generations.
Examples
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As a dalesman, he knew every hill and stream by heart.
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The local museum features photos of dalesmen working in the fields.
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The dalesman enjoyed the peaceful landscape.
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Many dalesmen are proud of their heritage.
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As a dalesman, he knew every hill and stream by heart.
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The story follows a proud dalesman whose family has farmed the land for generations.
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Many dalesmen are proud of their heritage.
Synonyms
A person who is from England
A man from Yorkshire in the north of England
A person who lives in the hills or mountains
A person who lives in or comes from Northumbria
A person who lives in or comes from Lancaster in northern England
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word dalesman comes from an old English word dale meaning 'valley' and man meaning 'person'. So a dalesman is someone who lives in the valleys, especially in northern England in places like the Yorkshire Dales.