Milcher

Pronunciation: /ˈmɪltʃər/

Definitions of milcher

noun a person or animal that milks or produces milk

Example Sentences

A1 A milcher is a cow that produces milk.

A2 The farmer bought a new milcher for his dairy farm.

B1 Milchers are an important part of the dairy industry.

B2 The milcher cow was chosen for its high milk production.

C1 The milcher's milk is used to make various dairy products.

C2 The milcher's milk quality is crucial for the success of the dairy farm.

Examples of milcher in a Sentence

formal The dairy farm had a milcher cow that produced high-quality milk.

informal I heard that milcher cow over there gives the best milk in the whole herd.

slang That milcher cow is a real cash cow for the farm.

figurative She was the milcher of ideas in the brainstorming session, always coming up with new concepts.

Grammatical Forms of milcher

• past tense: milked
• plural: milchers
• comparative: more milcher
• superlative: most milcher
• present tense: milch
• future tense: will milch
• perfect tense: have milked
• continuous tense: is milching
• singular: milcher
• positive degree: milcher
• infinitive: to milch
• gerund: milching
• participle: milching

Origin and Evolution of milcher

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'milcher' originated from Middle English, derived from the Old English word 'milcere' which means a female animal that produces milk.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'milcher' evolved to refer specifically to a female animal that produces milk for human consumption, such as a milking cow or goat.