Countryman (noun)

1. A man from one's own country.
2. A man who lives in the countryside.

Origin:

Middle english countreman, from old english cūn-treymann, from cūn- (akin to old high german chunni people, kin) + treowe faithful.

Examples:

1. The countryman was a rugged and hearty individual, used to the harsh life of the farm.
2. The countryman was well-known for his love of hunting and fishing.
3. The countryman was a proud and patriotic man, always eager to defend his country.
4. The countryman was a simple and honest man, who lived a quiet life in the countryside.
5. The countryman was a close-knit community of hard-working people, who looked after one another.