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Перевод: herdsman

[существительное]
пастух ; скотовод

Тезаурус:

1. But the two lifestyles were incompatible; the herdsman followed - and later drove - his animals from grazing to grazing and became a nomad, whilst the gatherer settled down to till the soil and defend his crops from predators.
2. Two main streams developed; the hunter became herdsman and the gatherer became agriculturalist.
3. The most popular legend concerning true cheesemaking is that of a herdsman who put fresh milk into an animal's stomach pouch that had not been cleaned and sterilised and discovered that the action of the remaining rennet reacted with the milk to form a sweet cheese, as opposed to the known acid variety.
4. orange stars, such as Arcturus in Bootes (the Herdsman).
5. A lovely story is told of a young herdsman who saw one of the Gwraggedd Annwn rowing on a lake in a golden boat.
6. The centre of the Bray district is Gournay, where over a hundred years ago Petit Suisse cream cheeses were evolved by a farmer's wife and a Swiss herdsman.
7. A good herdsman
8. A herdsman from Sibiu, just north of the great Carpathian sickle, estimated that he earned half the urban worker's monthly wage of 1,500 lei.
9. BOTES: the Herdsman
10. Some of the foregoing have survived to the present day - Pyneford (Pineford), Langlay (Langley), North, le Bret (Bret and Brett), whose meanings are obvious, Piket (Picot, Pykett, Piggott, etc., from the Old French personal name Pic ), Bekeford (Beckford, from the Middle English bekke = brook, and ford), de Reyney (Rainey, etc., perhaps from Regny in the Loire), Keneman (Kinman, from cyna = cow, and mann , thus a herdsman).
11. In a village somewhere in the uezd of Roslavl' in the southwest of the Smolensk guberniia a peasant mother rises at dawn in the spring of 1922 on hearing the passing herdsman drum on his barabanka , a cast-iron drum.
12. Where the cliffs resume at the south end of the bay, a remarkable pillar of rock, Am Buachaille (the herdsman) rises vertically from the sea in isolation.
13. The concept of the power inherent in knowledge ensures the sharing of this power and the magical skills to guarantee victory to the warrior, abundance to the herdsman and agriculturist, and fecundity to women, etc., the role of a spiritual teacher.