સરહદ,

borderer's Usage Examples:

There were two major farms, 15 "villeins" each farming 30 acres (120,000 m2) and 20 "borderers" each farming about.

McColloch had earned a reputation as a very successful "borderer" (one who protected the frontier borders from the Native Americans) and.

He notes the borderers had substantial English and Scandinavian roots.

Leyden was admirably fitted for helping in this kind of work, for he was a borderer himself, and an enthusiastic lover of old ballads and folklore.

" These borderers proved difficult to control, however, within larger national armies.

Thomas M"Alexander, Thomas Wallace, a boy called Gilbert Ramsay and a borderer, Williame Irrwing.

In demesne there are two, and sixteen villeins, with fourteen borderers, having four carucates and a half.

Fischer prefers to speak of borderers (referring to the historically war-torn England-Scotland border) as the population ancestral to the backcountry cultural stream (one of the four major and persistent cultural streams from Ireland and Britain which he identifies in American history).

Rosland, a royal valet, and secondly, Robert Graham of the Fauld, an English borderer who died in 1600.

Fleming, a daughter of Lord Fleming, married Robert Graham of the Fauld, a borderer, who died in 1600.

Synonyms:

denizen, inhabitant, dweller, indweller, habitant,

Antonyms:

inactivation, nonresident,