goatherd

goatherd

English

Etymology

From Middle English goteherd, from Old English gāthyrde, equivalent to goat +‎ herd (“herder”).

Noun

a goatherd.

goatherd (plural goatherds)

1. A person who herds, tends goats.

Synonyms

• goatherder

Related terms

• bearherd
• cowherd
• gooseherd
• herd
• herder
• herding dog
• herd instinct
• herdsman
• Herdsman (the constellation Boötes)
• herdswoman
• neatherd
• hogherd
• horseherd
• oxherd
• shepherd
• swanherd
• swineherd

Translations

person who herds, tends goats

Arabic: please add this translation if you can Aromanian: cãprar m, cãpraru m, cãprarã f Basque: ahuntzain Catalan: cabrer (ca) m, cabrera (ca) f Esperanto: kapristo, kapristino (explicitly female) Finnish: vuohipaimen French: chevrier (fr) m, chevrière (fr) f Friulian: cjavrâr, čhavrâr m German: Ziegenhirt m, Ziegenhirte m, Ziegenhirtin f Greek: Ancient: αἰπόλος m (aipólos) Italian: capraio m, capraia f Latin: caprārius m, caprāria f

Macedonian: козар m (kózar) Occitan: cabrièr m Persian: بزبان‎ (fa) (bozbān) Polish: koziarz (pl) m, koziarka f, pastuch kóz m, pastuszka kóz f, pasterz kóz m, pasterka kóz f Portuguese: cabreiro (pt), cabreira f Romanian: căprar (ro) m, păstor (ro) m Russian: козопа́с (ru) m (kozopás) Sardinian: crabarzu m, cabràrgiu m, cabraxu, crabàgiu, crabalzu, crapàlgiu, crapaju, craparzu Serbo-Croatian: kozar (sh) Sicilian: craparu (scn) m, capraru (scn) m Spanish: cabrero (es) m, cabrera (es) f Turkish: çoban (tr) Venetian: caorèro m

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