Noun:

షెర్ఫర్డ్, గొర్రెల కాపరి, గ్లెబాన్,

shepherds's Usage Examples:

The frula is a traditional instrument of shepherds, who would play while tending their flocks.

include shepherds (who tend to sheep), goatherds (who tend to goats), and cowherds (who tend to cattle).

10 February 1828 – Cape Grim massacre – Four shepherds with muskets ambushed over 30 Tasmanian Aboriginal people from the Pennemukeer band from Cape Grim, killing 30 and throwing their bodies over a 60-metre cliff into the sea.

developed from the idea that shepherds kept their flutes strapped into their waistbands in order to carry the flute around.

The princes told them that Slavs, Bulgarians, Vlachs, and the shepherds of the Romans inhabited the territory.

) Or, troubled by dæmons, and sick, that is, benumbed and unable to rise; and though they had shepherds, yet they were as though.

two of the shepherds kneel, and behind them three heads from the royal retinues wear exotic turbans.

The more trustworthy of them were also assigned by the government to private landholders to work as agrarian labourers, shepherds or domestic servants.

One is old and the other young, to show the passing of time and, although said to represent shepherds (they are wearing sheepskins) or giants (they are huge figures of great mass, necessary so that their form can be recognized at a distance) they are known as the Moors because of the dark patina acquired by the bronze.

shepherds outside Bethlehem encounter a multitude of angels singing and praising the newborn child.

shepherds watched their flocks by night are sung in the South Yorkshire pub carolling tradition (for example, at the Fountain Inn at Ingbirchworth).

away invading Tatars or Turks during the Ottoman conquest, with shepherds doning masks on their heads, along with belted-on bells, produced a deafening noise.

Augustine: What were these Magi but the first fruits of the Gentiles? Israelitish shepherds, gentile Magians, one from far, the other from near, hastened to the one Corner-stone.

Synonyms:

sheepherder, herdsman, sheepman, herder, drover, shepherdess,

Antonyms:

lay reader, temporalty, refrain, profane, laity,