IPA: /ʃiːp.mən/
KK: /ʃipmən/
A person who takes care of sheep, often guiding them to pasture and protecting them.
The sheepman led his flock to a new grazing area.
Sheepman → It is formed from "sheep" (from Old English *sceap*, meaning a domesticated animal raised for wool, meat, and milk) and "man" (from Old English *mann*, meaning a human being or person). The word "sheepman" refers to a person who raises or tends to sheep.
Think of a person who takes care of sheep — that's what a sheepman is, combining the Old English words for the animal and the person.