cattleman in Russian
cattleman in Russian is ско́тник, скотово́д — cattleman means a person who raises or manages cattle for a living.
cattleman in Russian
ско́тник
Pronounced: skotnik
A man who raises or tends cattle, as:
скотово́д
Pronounced: skotovod
A man who raises or tends cattle, as:
What does "cattleman" mean?
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noun A person who raises or manages cattle for a living.
"Her grandfather was a cattleman in West Texas for fifty years."
cattleman in a sentence
- Her grandfather was a cattleman in West Texas for fifty years.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "cattleman" in Russian?
"cattleman" in Russian is ско́тник, скотово́д. cattleman means: A person who raises or manages cattle for a living.
How do you pronounce ско́тник?
"cattleman" in Russian is ско́тник, pronounced "skotnik".
How do you use "cattleman" in a sentence?
Example: "Her grandfather was a cattleman in West Texas for fifty years." In Russian, "cattleman" is ско́тник, скотово́д.
Are there other ways to say "cattleman" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "cattleman": ско́тник, скотово́д.
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