noun a person who lives in the bush, especially one who is skilled at outdoor survival
adjective relating to or characteristic of a bushman
May refer to individuals who have deep knowledge of the local wildlife and ecosystems in order to protect and conserve them.
Referring to a member of a traditional indigenous people of southern Africa, typically living by hunting and gathering.
Used to describe indigenous peoples who have extensive knowledge of local plants and their traditional uses.
In the context of bushcraft and wilderness survival, a bushman is someone who is skilled in living off the land and navigating the wilderness.
The term 'bushman' may be used by a writer when referring to a person from a rural area who has knowledge and skills related to living in the bush or wilderness.
A psychologist may use the term 'bushman' when discussing cultural differences and perspectives related to indigenous populations, including those who live in remote bush areas.
An anthropologist may use the term 'bushman' when studying the traditional lifestyles, beliefs, and practices of indigenous groups, particularly those living in bush regions.
A tour guide may use the term 'bushman' when leading a group through a safari or wilderness excursion and discussing the local flora, fauna, and indigenous peoples.