The word "herdsman" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the word "herdsman" to refer to a person who looks after a herd of animals such as sheep, goats, or cows. Example sentence: The herdsman kept a careful watch over the flock of sheep.
Ibrahim Ahmed gives a fine performance as a martyred herdsman, while Sissako rustles up a rich and nuanced overview of a nation in crisis, swinging gracefully from gentle satire to righteous rage.
And another; and another…But this is the conclusion reached by each and every rational herdsman sharing a commons.
Each herdsman captures all the benefit from an extra animal but the cost of overgrazing is borne by all.Hardin's example was not new.
A herdsman grazing his animals on the land will have an incentive "to add another animal to his herd.
As with Simple, the banks seem to play a secondary role.One of M-PESA's advertisements shows a herdsman in traditional dress, surrounded by milling cows and goats, smiling as he reads a text message with an update on the credit in his account.
It is also the second biggest cattle herdsman, with the equivalent of 2.3 cows per person, second only to Uruguay's 3.7.
There a she-wolf and a woodpecker both sacred to Mars suckled and fed them until they were found by the herdsman Faustulus.
In early 20th-century Russia, if a cow or a herdsman did not come back from pasture, the spirit was offered bran and eggs to obtain a safe return.
Then in a dream a stranger appeared commanding him to sing of "the beginning of things," and the herdsman found himself uttering "verses which he had never heard".
From the age of seven he worked as a herdsman, first watching the family flock, then working for other people in the Carpathian Mountains.
Shields were used for hunting long before they were used for warfare, partly for defense and partly for concealment in stalking game, and it is likely that the military shield evolved from that of the hunter and herdsman.
