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1. (n.) milkmaid
a dairymaid.
Etymology: (1545–55)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) dairymaid, milkmaid
a woman who works in a dairy
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1. (noun) milkmaid
a woman who milks cows or is employed in the dairy
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Sense: formerly, a woman employed to milk cows by hand.
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 Afrikaans: melker |
 Arabic: حالِبَه، عامِلَه في ملْبَ |
 Bulgarian: доячка |
 Brazilian: leiteira |
 Czech: dojička |
 German: das Milchmädchen |
 Danish: malkepige |
 Greek: αρμέχτρα |
 Spanish: ordeñadora |
 Estonian: lüpsja |
 Farsi: شیر فروش زن |
 Finnish: karjakko |
 French: trayeuse |
 Hebrew: חָלבָּנִית |
 Hindi: दूध दुहने वाली |
 Croatian: mljekarica, muzilja |
 Hungarian: fejőlány |
 Indonesian: pemerah susu |
 Icelandic: mjaltakona |
 Italian: mungitrice |
 Japanese: 乳しぼりの女 |
 Korean: 젖 짜는 여자 |
 Lithuanian: melžėja |
 Latvian: slaucēja |
 Malay: gadis pemerah susu |
 Dutch: melkmeid |
 Norwegian: budeie |
 Polish: dojarka |
 Persian: شیر فروش زن |
 Pashto: ښځينه شيدى خرڅونكي |
 Portuguese: leiteira |
 Romanian: mulgătoare |
 Russian: доярка |
 Slovak: dojička |
 Slovenian: molznica |
 Serbian: žena koja muze |
 Swedish: mjölkerska, mjölkpiga |
 Thai: หญิงรีดนมวัว |
 Turkish: süt sağan kadın |
 Taiwanese: 擠奶女工 |
 Ukrainian: доярка |
 Urdu: گوالن |
 Vietnamese: cô gái vắt sữa |
 Chinese: 挤奶女工 |
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