Fugleman

Pronunciation: /ˈfjuːɡəlmən/

Definitions of fugleman

noun a person who leads a group, especially in a military or political context

Example Sentences

A1 The fugleman led the group in a dance routine.

A2 The fugleman was responsible for organizing the team's strategy.

B1 The fugleman was admired for his leadership skills.

B2 The fugleman's charisma inspired others to follow his lead.

C1 The fugleman's guidance was crucial in achieving the team's success.

C2 The fugleman's presence commanded respect and loyalty from the group.

Examples of fugleman in a Sentence

formal The fugleman led the procession with great precision and grace.

informal The fugleman is the one who always leads the group during our hikes.

slang That guy is like the fugleman of the squad, always taking charge.

figurative She acted as the fugleman in organizing the event, making sure everything ran smoothly.

Grammatical Forms of fugleman

• past tense: fuglemanned
• plural: fuglemen
• comparative: more fugleman
• superlative: most fugleman
• present tense: fugleman
• future tense: will fugleman
• perfect tense: has fuglemaned
• continuous tense: is fuglemaning
• singular: fugleman
• positive degree: fugleman
• infinitive: to fugleman
• gerund: fuglemaning
• participle: fuglemaned

Origin and Evolution of fugleman

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: German

Story behind the word: The word 'fugleman' originates from the German word 'flügelmann', meaning 'one who stands in the forefront'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to a soldier who stood in the forefront of a military formation, the term evolved to mean a leader or guide in a group or organization, particularly one who sets an example for others to follow.