cattleman

English

Etymology

From cattle +‎ man.

Pronunciation

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Noun

cattleman (plural cattlemen)

2. A man who raises or tends cattle, as:
   1. A cattle rancher.
   2. A cowboy.

      Coordinate terms: (sometimes synonymous) cowhand, cowperson, cowman, herdsman

Translations

man who raises or tends cattle

• Albanian: blegtor (sq)
• Bulgarian: говедар (bg) m (govedar)
• Catalan: bover (ca) m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 牧牛者 (mùniúzhě), 牧牛人 (mùniúrén), 牧場主人 / 牧场主人 (mùchǎng zhǔrén)

• Finnish: eläintenhoitaja (fi)
• French: bouvier (fr) m
• German: Vieherbauer, Viehtender

  Alemannic German: Chüeni

• Greek:

  Ancient: κτηνοτρόφος m (ktēnotróphos)

• Italian: offerta dei bestiami
• Japanese: 牛飼い (ja) (ushikai)
• Latin: pecuārius m
• Macedonian: го́ведар m (góvedar)
• Russian: скотово́д (ru) m (skotovód), ско́тник (ru) m (skótnik)
• Scots: kyeman
• Spanish: ganadero (es) m
• Ukrainian: скота́р (uk) m (skotár)