milkmaid

English

milk +‎ maid

milkmaid (plural milkmaids)

(historical) A girl or young woman who milked the cows on a farm before milking machines were introduced.

a young woman who milked the cows on a farm

Arabic: حالِبَه، عامِلَه في ملْبَنَه‎ f
Bashkir: һауынсы (hawïnsï)
Belarusian: даярка f (dajárka)
Bulgarian: доячка f (dojačka)
Catalan: lletera f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 擠奶女工, 挤奶女工 (jǐnǎi nǚgōng)
Chukchi: лывээръылпэттыльын (lyvėėrʺylpėttylʹyn)
Czech: dojička (cs) f
Danish: malkepige c
Dutch: melkmeid f, melkmeisje f
Estonian: lüpsja
Faroese: neytakona f
Finnish: karjakko (fi)
French: laitière (fr) f, trayeuse (fr) f, fille de laiterie f
German: Milchmädchen (de) n, Melkerin (de) f
Greek: αρμέχτρα f (arméchtra)
Hungarian: fejőlány, fejőleány
Icelandic: mjaltakona f
Indonesian: pemerah susu
Italian: lattaia (it) f, mungitrice (it) f
Japanese: 乳しぼり女 (ちちしぼりのおんな, chichi shibori no onna), 乳搾りの女 (ちちしぼりのおんな, chichi shibori no onna), ミルクメイド (mirukumeido)
Korean: 젖짜는 여자 (jeotjjaneun yeoja)
Latvian: slaucēja f

Lithuanian: melžėja f
Macedonian: млекарка f (mlékarka)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: budeie m or f

Nynorsk: budeie f
Persian: دوشنده‎ (dusande)
Polish: dojarka f, mleczarka (pl) f
Portuguese: (Portugal) leiteira (pt) f, (Brazil) ordenhadora f
Romanian: mulgătoare (ro) f, lăptăreasă (ro) f
Russian: доя́рка (ru) f (dojárka)
Scottish Gaelic: banarach f, banchaig f, nighean-bhleoghainn f
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: музиља f, млекарица f, мљекарица f

Roman: muzilja (sh) f, mlekarica (sh) f, mljekarica (sh) f
Slovak: dojička (sk) f, mliekárka f
Slovene: molznica f
Spanish: lechera (es) f, ordeñadora (es) f
Swedish: mjölkerska f, mjölkpiga f, mjölkjungfrun f
Turkish: sütçü kız
Ukrainian: доярка f (dojárka)
Vietnamese: cô gái vắt sữa
Volapük: (♂♀) tätan (vo), (♂) hitätan, (♀) jitätan (vo), (older term, ♀) jitetan
Welsh: llaethferch f

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