Dictionary

milkwoman en · NOUN

Etymology

Etymology tree English milk Proto-Germanic *wībą Proto-West Germanic *wīb Old English wīf Proto-Indo-European *mon- Proto-Germanic *mann- Proto-West Germanic *mann Old English mann Old English wīfmann Middle English woman Middle English -woman English -woman English milkwoman From milk + -woman.

Meanings

1. A woman who delivers milk to households and sometimes businesses early in the morning.

Forms

Coordinates

milkman

Hypernyms

milko · dairywoman · milkie

Synonyms

milklady

Translations (23)

sk mliekarka (woman who delivers milk) · cs mlékařka (woman who delivers milk) · de Milchfrau (woman who delivers milk) · es lechera (woman who delivers milk) · hu tejesasszony (woman who delivers milk) · pl mleczarka (woman who delivers milk) · sh мљека̀рица (woman who delivers milk) · fr laitière (woman who delivers milk) · pt leiteira (woman who delivers milk) · be мало́чніца (woman who delivers milk) · sh млека̀рица (woman who delivers milk) · fr crémière (woman who delivers milk) · nl melkboerin (woman who delivers milk) · bg млека́рка (woman who delivers milk) · ro lăptăreasă (woman who delivers milk) · ru моло́чница (woman who delivers milk) · sl mlekarka (woman who delivers milk) · it lattaia (woman who delivers milk) · mk млекарка (woman who delivers milk) · hi दूधवाली (woman who delivers milk) · sh mljekàrica (woman who delivers milk) · uk моло́чниця (woman who delivers milk) · sh mlekàrica (woman who delivers milk)