Definition
Definition of moorman - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
inhabitantDated UK person who lives on a moorDated UK
- The moorman knew every path and trail.
2.
workDated UK man working on moorsDated UK
- The moorman spent his days tending sheep on the moors.
Origin of moorman
Old English, mor (moor) + mann (man)
Examples of moorman in a sentence
As a moorman, he was accustomed to the harsh weather. The moorman guided tourists through the foggy landscape. A moorman's life is solitary and demanding.
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- French:habitant de la lande, travailleur des landes, ...
- German:Moorbewohner, Moormann, ...
- Italian:abitante della brughiera, guardiano delle brughiere, ...
- Spanish:habitante del páramo, pastor, ...
- Portuguese:morador do charneca, charnequeiro, ...
- Chinese:荒原居民, 荒地工人, ...
- Japanese:ムーアの住人, 湿地の作業員, ...
- Arabic:ساكِن الأَرْض الخَلاء, عَامِلُ المُسْتَنْقَعَات, ...
- Hebrew:תּוֹשֵׁב הַמּוֹר, רֹעֶה בִּיצוֹת, ...
- Russian:житель пустоши, мурман, ...
- Ukrainian:мешканець пустища, болотник, ...
- Hindi:मूरवासी, दलदली भूमि पर काम करने वाला व्यक्ति, ...
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