herdsman

Converse of object

• hire: Mama Jeng, of similar age to Wurie Juwe, was a hired herdsman.
• help: CMT will help the herdsman to monitor the situation in between recordings and to identify infected quarters.
• become: Neolithic man, however, found such a dwelling impossible, for he became a herdsman and an agriculturist.
• need: Sam arrived at Brookfield Farm in May 2004 as a new, much needed, herdsman.

Adjective modifier

• nomadic: Populated by nomadic herdsmen who are Buddhist, the region is in reality an unspoiled area of Tibet just miles from the Chinese border.
• chief: Subsequently Laban employed Jacob as his chief herdsman, but failed to pay him fairly.
• local: Midway through the book, Robert is making notes on an Inca mommy which they are shown by a local herdsman.
• Fulani: He was rewarded a few days later by a Fulani herdsman reporting that he had left seven lions watching his herd of cattle.
• Indian: Indeed, Indian herdsmen displayed a remarkable degree of understanding of colonial markets.
• Mongolian: A Mongolian herdsman entered the tent so after misinterpreting Gans comment to offer him a cigarette, I give him the a whole packet.

Modifies a noun

• project: The herdsman project is the latest and most ambitious phase of this restoration program.

Noun used with modifier

• village: The duties of the village herdsmen vary with the type of animals and the season.
• cattle: It is a land of endless bush, villages, nomadic cattle herdsmen and subsistence farmers.

Possessives

• cottage: The herdsman's cottage was in a very awkward situation.

Possessives

• farm: Originally home to Clanville Manor farm's herdsman, the internal accommodation is modern and comfortable.