neatherd
English
/ˈniːtˌhɜː(ɹ)d/, /ˈnithɚd/
noun
Definitions
- (archaic) A cowherd; one who looks after bulls, cows or oxen.
Etymology
Compound from English neat (cattle, bovine) + English herd (herder).
Origin
English
herd
Gloss
herder
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Coward English
- bearherd English
- cowherd English
- goatherd English
- gooseherd English
- gosherd English
- herd English
- herd cats English
- herdable English
- herdbook English
- herdboy English
- herder English
- herdess English
- herdful English
- herdgroom English
- herdless English
- herdlike English
- herdman English
- herdowner English
- herdsboy English
- herdsman English
- herdswoman English
- herdthink English
- herdwide English
- hogherd English
- horseherd English
- interherd English
- intraherd English
- neat English
- neat-handed English
- neaten English
- neatherdess English
- neathouse English
- neatify English
- neatish English
- neatly English
- neatness English
- neatnik English
- neato English
- neatresse English
- neatsfoot English
- neatwork English
- overneat English
- oxherd English
- shepherd English
- swanherd English
- *nete Middle English
- herde Middle English
- herd
- neat
- neato
- neatly
- Coward
- neaten
- herder
- oxherd
- gosherd
- herdboy
- hogherd
- cowherd
- herdful
- neatnik
- herdess
- neatish
- herdman
- neatify
- swanherd
- neatness
- herdbook
- bearherd
- herdsboy
- shepherd
- herdwide
- herdless
- herdlike
- herdable
- overneat
- goatherd
- herdsman
- neatwork
- neatsfoot
- intraherd
- herdgroom
- neatresse
- herdowner
- gooseherd
- herd cats
- horseherd
- neathouse
- herdthink
- interherd
- herdswoman
- neatherdess
- neat-handed