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1. (n.) huntsman
the member of a hunt staff who manages the hounds during the hunt.
2. huntsman
a hunter.
Etymology: (1560–70)
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| Definition of 'Huntsman' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) hunter, huntsman
someone who hunts game
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| Definition of 'Huntsman' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) Huntsman
one who hunts, or who practices hunting
2. (noun) Huntsman
the person whose office it is to manage the chase or to look after the hounds
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Sense: a hunter.
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 Afrikaans: jagter |
 Arabic: صَيّاد، قَنّاص |
 Bulgarian: ловец |
 Brazilian: caçador |
 Czech: lovec |
 German: die Jäger |
 Danish: jæger |
 Greek: κυνηγός |
 Spanish: cazador |
 Estonian: jahimees |
 Farsi: شكارچی |
 Finnish: metsästäjä |
 French: chasseur |
 Hebrew: צַייָד |
 Hindi: शिकारी |
 Croatian: lovac |
 Hungarian: vadász |
 Indonesian: pemburu |
 Icelandic: veiðimaður |
 Italian: cacciatore |
 Japanese: 猟師 |
 Korean: 사냥꾼 |
 Lithuanian: medžiotojas |
 Latvian: mednieks |
 Malay: pemburu |
 Dutch: jager |
 Norwegian: jeger |
 Polish: myśliwy |
 Persian: شكارچی |
 Pashto: ښکاری |
 Portuguese: caçador |
 Romanian: vânător |
 Russian: охотник |
 Slovak: lovec |
 Slovenian: lovec |
 Serbian: lovac |
 Swedish: jägare |
 Thai: นายพราน |
 Turkish: avcı |
 Taiwanese: 獵人 |
 Ukrainian: мисливець |
 Urdu: شکاری |
 Vietnamese: người đi săn |
 Chinese: 猎人 |
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