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1) General subject: cowboy, cowherd, goatherd, herd, herdman, herdsman, oxherd, rancher, shepherd, stockman, tender of sheep, vaquero, cattleman2) American: cowhand (на ранчо), cowpuncher, herder, horse wrangler, ranchero, ranchman3) Obsolete: pastor4) Agriculture: neatherd5) History: pasturer (специальный термин)6) Rare: folder7) Religion: pastor( A herdsman)8) Economy: stockkeeper9) Australian slang: stock rider10) Makarov: cowhand, grazier, herd manager, shepherd (овец) -
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herder, herdsman, shepherd; cowboy амер.* * ** * *herder, herdsman, shepherd; cowboy амер.* * *cattlemancowboycowherdherdsmanoxherdshepherd -
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Oxherd — Recorded as Ox, the shortest surname in the English listings, Oxe, Oxx, Oxer, Oxor, Oxherd, and possibly others, this is a medieval occupational surname. It does describe an oxherd, or at least a person who looked after cattle, or just possibly… … Surnames reference
oxherd — n. a cowherd … Useful english dictionary
Ox — Recorded as Ox, the shortest surname in the English listings, Oxe, Oxx, Oxer, Oxor, Oxherd, and possibly others, this is a medieval occupational surname. It does describe an oxherd, or at least a person who looked after cattle, or just possibly… … Surnames reference
Oxe — Recorded as Ox, the shortest surname in the English listings, Oxe, Oxx, Oxer, Oxor, Oxherd, and possibly others, this is a medieval occupational surname. It does describe an oxherd, or at least a person who looked after cattle, or just possibly… … Surnames reference
Oxer — Recorded as Ox, the shortest surname in the English listings, Oxe, Oxx, Oxer, Oxor, Oxherd, and possibly others, this is a medieval occupational surname. It does describe an oxherd, or at least a person who looked after cattle, or just possibly… … Surnames reference
Oxx — Recorded as Ox, the shortest surname in the English listings, Oxe, Oxx, Oxer, Oxor, Oxherd, and possibly others, this is a medieval occupational surname. It does describe an oxherd, or at least a person who looked after cattle, or just possibly… … Surnames reference
Chrysaor — For other uses of the name, see Chrysaor (disambiguation). Chrysaor Consort Callirrhoe Parents Poseidon and Medusa Siblings Pegasus Children Geryon and … Wikipedia
Bucolics — The Bucolics (also called the Eclogues ) is the first of the three major works of the Latin poet Virgil. Imitating the Greek Bucolica ( on care of cattle , so named from the poetry s rustic subjects) by Theocritus, Virgil created a Roman version… … Wikipedia
Huntingdon and Godmanchester — Coordinates: 52°19′08″N 0°10′30″W / 52.319°N 0.175°W / 52.319; 0.175 … Wikipedia
Idi probak — in Erandio The idi probak (Basque for oxen tests , also called idi demak (oxen wagers)) are the most popular form of Basque dragging games. It involves oxen, usually a pair, dragging a rock from one side of a square to another. In Spanish this… … Wikipedia
Farr — This most unusual surname is of Anglo Saxon origin, and originated either as a nickname for a powerfully built or strong man, or a lusty man, or as a metonymic occupational name for an oxherd, from the Olde English pre 7th Century fearr , Middle… … Surnames reference
