Shepherd ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Shepherd ( noun )

1. A person who tends and guards sheep.
2. A person who guides or guards a group of people or animals.
3. A person who acts as a spiritual guide or leader.

Origin:

From the old english word "sceaphierde" meaning "sheep herder".

Examples:

1. The shepherd tended to his flock of sheep.
2. The guide acted as a shepherd for the group of tourists.
3. The pastor acted as a spiritual shepherd for his congregation.
4. The shepherd led his sheep to greener pastures.
5. The shepherd dog helped to protect the sheep from predators.

(As a verb)

Shepherd ( verb )

1. A person who tends and guards sheep.
2. A person who guides or guards a group of people or animals.
3. A person who acts as a spiritual guide or leader.

Origin:

From the old english word "sceaphierde" meaning "sheep herder".

Examples:

1. The shepherd tended to his flock of sheep.
2. The guide acted as a shepherd for the group of tourists.
3. The pastor acted as a spiritual shepherd for his congregation.
4. The shepherd led his sheep to greener pastures.
5. The shepherd dog helped to protect the sheep from predators.