Plowman

Pronunciation: /plaʊmən/

Definitions of plowman

noun A person who plows fields, typically using a plow pulled by a horse or tractor.

Example Sentences

A1 The plowman worked in the fields all day.

A2 The plowman used his horse to till the soil.

B1 The plowman was skilled at cultivating the land.

B2 The plowman was known for his expertise in agriculture.

C1 The plowman's dedication to his craft was evident in his meticulous work.

C2 The plowman's knowledge of soil composition and crop rotation was unparalleled.

Examples of plowman in a Sentence

formal The plowman worked diligently in the fields, tilling the soil for planting.

informal The plowman was out in the fields all day, getting the job done.

slang The plowman was a real hard worker, always hustling in the fields.

figurative The plowman of knowledge furrows the mind with new insights.

Grammatical Forms of plowman

• past tense: plowed
• plural: plowmen
• comparative: more plowman
• superlative: most plowman
• present tense: plow
• future tense: will plow
• perfect tense: have plowed
• continuous tense: is plowing
• singular: plowman
• positive degree: plowman
• infinitive: to plow
• gerund: plowing
• participle: plowing

Origin and Evolution of plowman

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'plowman' originated from Old English, specifically from the word 'plōhmann' which means someone who operates a plow.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'plowman' has evolved to refer to someone who works in agriculture, specifically operating a plow to till the land. The role of a plowman has also evolved with advancements in farming technology.