Herdsman (noun)

A person who tends or oversees a herd of livestock, especially cattle or sheep.

Origin:

From herd + -sman, from old english heord + -sceaða. ultimately from the same indo-european root as herd and heard.

Examples:

1. The herdsman was responsible for the health and well-being of the livestock in his care.
2. The herdsman had a special bond with the animals under his care and was able to anticipate their needs.
3. The herdsman was skilled in tracking and herding the livestock, even over rough terrain.
4. The herdsman's livelihood was closely tied to the success of the herd, and he worked hard to ensure their survival.
5. The herdsman's role was critical to the success of the pastoral community, as the herd was their main source of food and income.