Bushman (noun)

1. A person who lives in a rural or remote area, especially one who is engaged in hunting, gathering, or other subsistence activities.
2. A member of a group of indigenous people from southern Africa, such as the San or the Khoi.

Origin:

From the dutch word boschjesman, meaning a man who lives in the bush.

Examples:

1. The bushman had lived off the land for many years, surviving on what he could hunt or gather.
2. The bushman was known for his skills as a tracker and hunter, and was often hired by hunters and adventurers.
3. The bushman had a deep knowledge of the plants and animals of the area, and used this knowledge to survive.
4. The bushman culture was rich in tradition, storytelling, and art, and their way of life was deeply connected to the natural world.
5. The bushman community was facing numerous challenges, including loss of land and resources, and were working to preserve their culture and way of life.