Definition of night-herd in English:

night-herd

noun ˈnʌɪthəːd

West, United States Regional historical

The task or duty of herding or guarding animals, especially cattle, at night. Now chiefly historical.

verb ˈnʌɪthəːd

West, United States Regional historical

1with object To herd or guard (cattle or other animals) at night.
2no object To herd or guard cattle or other animals at night.

Origin

Late 19th century. Probably from night-herd (although this is first attested slightly later)
late 19th century. From night + herd, after night-herder.

Definition of night-herd in US English:

night-herd

nounˈnʌɪthəːd

West, United States Regional historical

The task or duty of herding or guarding animals, especially cattle, at night. Now chiefly historical.

verbˈnʌɪthəːd

West, United States Regional historical

1with object To herd or guard (cattle or other animals) at night.
2no object To herd or guard cattle or other animals at night.

Origin

Late 19th century. Probably from night-herd (although this is first attested slightly later)<br>late 19th century. From night + herd, after night-herder.

单词	night-herd
释义	Definition of night-herd in English: night-herd noun ˈnʌɪthəːd West, United States Regional historical The task or duty of herding or guarding animals, especially cattle, at night. Now chiefly historical. verb ˈnʌɪthəːd West, United States Regional historical 1with object To herd or guard (cattle or other animals) at night. 2no object To herd or guard cattle or other animals at night. Origin Late 19th century. Probably from night-herd (although this is first attested slightly later) late 19th century. From night + herd, after night-herder. Definition of night-herd in US English: night-herd nounˈnʌɪthəːd West, United States Regional historical The task or duty of herding or guarding animals, especially cattle, at night. Now chiefly historical. verbˈnʌɪthəːd West, United States Regional historical 1with object To herd or guard (cattle or other animals) at night. 2no object To herd or guard cattle or other animals at night. Origin Late 19th century. Probably from night-herd (although this is first attested slightly later)<br>late 19th century. From night + herd, after night-herder.
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