IPA: /ˈkaʊhɜrd/
KK: /ˈkaʊhɜrd/
A person who takes care of and looks after cows, usually by guiding them to pasture and ensuring their well-being.
The cowherd led the cattle to the river for a drink.
Cowherd → It is formed from "cow" (from Old English "cu", meaning a domesticated bovine animal) and "herd" (from Old English "hierde", meaning a keeper or guardian). The word "cowherd" refers to a person who tends to or looks after cows.
Think of someone who 'keeps' ('herd') 'cows' — that's what a cowherd does.