shepherdesses (Meaning)

shepherdesses

a rural girl or woman, a woman or girl who tends sheep, a woman who takes care of sheep

The shepherdesses tended to their flocks with a gentle touch and watchful eyes.
The young shepherdesses frolicked in the meadows, their laughter echoing through the hills.
As the sun began its descent, the shepherdesses guided their sheep back to the fold.
The experienced shepherdesses shared their wisdom with the younger ones, ensuring the well-being of the flock.
The shepherdesses sang traditional songs as they worked, their voices carrying over the fields.
The shepherdesses were admired for their resilience and unwavering dedication to their sheep.
The shepherdesses' huts were simple but cozy, offering shelter from the elements.
The shepherdesses used their keen eyesight to identify any signs of illness or distress among their sheep.
The shepherdesses were often the first to know of any approaching storms or threats to the flock.
The shepherdesses were an integral part of the rural community, providing not only wool and meat but also companionship and support.

a rural girl or woman, a woman or girl who tends sheep, a woman who takes care of sheep

goatherds, cowhands, sheepherders, cowherds, cowpunchers, cowmen,shepherds, herdsmen, vaqueros, cowgirls

No antonyms found.

The shepherdesses tended to their flocks with a gentle touch and watchful eyes.

The young shepherdesses frolicked in the meadows, their laughter echoing through the hills.

As the sun began its descent, the shepherdesses guided their sheep back to the fold.

The experienced shepherdesses shared their wisdom with the younger ones, ensuring the well-being of the flock.