horseherd
horseherd noun: a person who tends to horses.
Noun
horseherd (plural horseherds)
- A person who tends to horses.
- And he went along, and along, and along, and still further along, till he came to the horse-herd of the King of Elfland feeding his horses.1890, Joseph Jacobs, “Childe Rowland”, in English Fairy Tales, page 120
Forms of horseherd
| plural | horseherds |
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Origin of horseherd
From Middle English horshirde, hors-horde; equivalent to horse + herd.
Questions about horseherd
- What does horseherd mean?
- Horseherd means a person who tends to horses.
- What part of speech is horseherd?
- Horseherd is a noun.
- What is the plural of horseherd?
- The plural of horseherd is horseherds.
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