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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesmanada
Pronunciation / Transliteration: maˈnaða
"El granjero llevó la manada al pasto."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A large group of animals, especially livestock, that are kept together.
"The farmer led the herd of cattle to the pasture." - 2
A group of people, often with a common interest or characteristic.
"The herd of fans cheered loudly at the concert."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'herd' originates from the Old English 'hyrd', which meant 'to guard' or 'to keep'. It has evolved through Middle English, retaining its association with groups of animals, particularly livestock, that are managed together.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Herd" is said worldwide
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troupeau
Transliteration: troupô
"Le fermier a conduit le troupeau au pâturage."
Herde
Transliteration: ˈhɛʁdə
"Der Bauer führte die Büffelherde zur Weide."
gregge
Transliteration: ˈɡredʒʒe
"Il pastore ha guidato il gregge verso il campo."
manada
Transliteration: maˈnaða
"El granjero llevó la manada al pasto."
rebanho
Transliteration: ʁeˈbɐɲu
"O fazendeiro levou o rebanho para o pasto."
गुच्छा
Transliteration: gucchā
"किसान ने गुच्छा को चरागाह की ओर ले जाया।"
兽群
Transliteration: shòuqún
"农民把兽群带到牧场。"
떼
Transliteration: tte
"농부가 떼를 목장으로 이끌었다."
群れ
Transliteration: mure
"農夫は群れを牧草地に導いた。"
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