Cottager (noun)

A person who lives in a cottage, especially one in the countryside.

Origin:

The word 'cottager' is derived from the middle english word 'cotter', meaning 'one who lives in a cottage'. the word was commonly used in the 16th and 17th centuries to refer to a person who lived in a small rural dwelling.

Examples:

1. The cottagers of the village lived a simple life and made a living from the land.
2. The cottager was known for his kindness and generosity to those in need.
3. The cottagers of the valley came together to help one another during the flood.
4. The young cottager had a passion for gardening and spent many hours in his garden.
5. The cottager was proud of his heritage and passed down the traditions of his ancestors to his children.