Chloe, who had observed the accident, hastened to the spot, and finding that her companion was still alive, she called a cowherd from an adjacent field to come to his assistance.
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Cowherd
Synonyms for "cowherd" (31 found)
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Closest matches (7)
Strong matches (9)
Related words (15)
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23 entriesShowing 16 of 23 words.
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3 entriesrelated to
4 entriesTranslations
63 translations across 35 languages.
Ancient Greek
1 entries- βουκόλος noun (a person who herds cattle)
Assamese
2 entries- গোৱাল noun (a person who herds cattle)
- গৰখীয়া noun (a person who herds cattle)
Basque
2 entries- behizain noun (a person who herds cattle)
- unai noun (a person who herds cattle)
Bulgarian
2 entries- говедар noun (a person who herds cattle)
- кравар noun (a person who herds cattle)
Catalan
1 entries- vaquer noun (a person who herds cattle)
Danish
1 entries- kohyrde noun (a person who herds cattle)
Finnish
1 entries- karjapaimen noun (a person who herds cattle)
Franco-Provençal
1 entries- vachier noun (a person who herds cattle)
French
4 entries- bouvier noun (a person who herds cattle)
- bouvière noun (a person who herds cattle)
- vacher noun (a person who herds cattle)
- vachère noun (a person who herds cattle)
Friulian
2 entries- boâr noun (a person who herds cattle)
- vacjâr noun (a person who herds cattle)
German
4 entries- Cowboy noun (a person who herds cattle)
- Cowgirl noun (a person who herds cattle)
- Kuhhirt noun (a person who herds cattle)
- Kuhhirte noun (a person who herds cattle)
Hungarian
2 entries- gulyás noun (a person who herds cattle)
- marhapásztor noun (a person who herds cattle)
Ingrian
2 entries- lehmuri noun (a person who herds cattle)
- lehmäpaimen noun (a person who herds cattle)
Irish
2 entries- aoire bó noun (a person who herds cattle)
- buachaill bó noun (a person who herds cattle)
Italian
3 entries- bovaro noun (a person who herds cattle)
- mandriano noun (a person who herds cattle)
- vaccaio noun (a person who herds cattle)
Japanese
1 entries- 牛飼い noun (a person who herds cattle)
Latin
2 entries- bubulcus noun (a person who herds cattle)
- vaccārius noun (a person who herds cattle)
Macedonian
2 entries- говедар noun (a person who herds cattle)
- кравар noun (a person who herds cattle)
Mazanderani
1 entries- گالش noun (a person who herds cattle)
Middle English
1 entries- couherde noun (a person who herds cattle)
Norman
1 entries- vachi noun (a person who herds cattle)
Occitan
1 entries- vaquièr noun (a person who herds cattle)
Old English
1 entries- cūhierde noun (a person who herds cattle)
Ottoman Turkish
1 entries- اینكجی noun (a person who herds cattle)
Persian
1 entries- گاوچران noun (a person who herds cattle)
Portuguese
1 entries- vaqueiro noun (a person who herds cattle)
Romanian
2 entries- boar noun (a person who herds cattle)
- văcar noun (a person who herds cattle)
Russian
2 entries- пасту́х noun (a person who herds cattle)
- ско́тник noun (a person who herds cattle)
Sanskrit
1 entries- गोपाल noun (a person who herds cattle)
Sardinian
3 entries- boinarzu noun (a person who herds cattle)
- boinàgiu noun (a person who herds cattle)
- boinàrgiu noun (a person who herds cattle)
Sicilian
2 entries- mandriotu noun (a person who herds cattle)
- vaccaru noun (a person who herds cattle)
Spanish
1 entries- vaquero noun (a person who herds cattle)
Swedish
1 entries- koherde noun (a person who herds cattle)
Turkish
1 entries- inekçi noun (a person who herds cattle)
Venetan
3 entries- boar noun (a person who herds cattle)
- boaro noun (a person who herds cattle)
- boer noun (a person who herds cattle)
Sample sentences
2 total sentences available.
Without a cowherd, the cows wandered in a field where wheat was growing.
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