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Detailed Translations for Herder from English to Dutch

herd:

herd [the ~] noun

  1. the herd (flock; common herd; mob; )
    de kudde; de massa; de horde; de drom; de troep; de schaar; de schare
  2. the herd (crowd; clutter; bunch; )
    de menigte; de bende; de schare; de massa; de hoop; de horde; de drom

to herd verb (herds, herded, herding)

  1. to herd (keep watch over; guard; safeguard; protect)
    hoeden
    • hoeden verb (hoed, hoedt, hoedde, hoedden, gehoed)
  2. to herd (protect; guard; safeguard; watch over; shield)
    beschermen; beschutten; in bescherming nemen; verdedigen
    • beschermen verb (bescherm, beschermt, beschermde, beschermden, beschermd)
    • beschutten verb (beschut, beschutte, beschutten, beschut)
    • in bescherming nemen verb (neem in bescherming, neemt in bescherming, nam in bescherming, namen in bescherming, in bescherming genomen)
    • verdedigen verb (verdedig, verdedigt, verdedigde, verdedigden, verdedigd)

Conjugations for herd:

present
  1. herd
  2. herd
  3. herds
  4. herd
  5. herd
  6. herd
simple past
  1. herded
  2. herded
  3. herded
  4. herded
  5. herded
  6. herded
present perfect
  1. have herded
  2. have herded
  3. has herded
  4. have herded
  5. have herded
  6. have herded
past continuous
  1. was herding
  2. were herding
  3. was herding
  4. were herding
  5. were herding
  6. were herding
future
  1. shall herd
  2. will herd
  3. will herd
  4. shall herd
  5. will herd
  6. will herd
continuous present
  1. am herding
  2. are herding
  3. is herding
  4. are herding
  5. are herding
  6. are herding
subjunctive
  1. be herded
  2. be herded
  3. be herded
  4. be herded
  5. be herded
  6. be herded
diverse
  1. herd!
  2. let's herd!
  3. herded
  4. herding
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for herd:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bende bunch; clutter; crowd; gang; heap; herd; load; lot; pack; party; troop; troupe; wattle accumulation; assembling; band; bunch; chaos; clan; clique; clutter; collection; congestion; crowd; debris; gang; gathering; mess; mountain; muddle; party; set
beschermen protection
drom bunch; clutter; common herd; crowd; drove; flock; gang; heap; herd; horde; load; lot; mob; multitude; pack; party; troop; troupe; wattle crowd; group
hoop bunch; clutter; crowd; gang; heap; herd; load; lot; pack; party; troop; troupe; wattle a whole lot; accumulation; anticipation; assembling; bunch; clutter; collection; congestion; crowd; expectation; gang; gathering; heap; hope; load; lot; lots; mass; mess; mountain; muddle; multitude; outlook; party; pile; piling up; prospect; quite a lot; set; shit; tons; turd
horde bunch; clutter; common herd; crowd; drove; flock; gang; heap; herd; horde; load; lot; mob; multitude; pack; party; troop; troupe; wattle crowd; gang; horde; hurdle
kudde common herd; crowd; drove; flock; herd; horde; mob; multitude
massa bunch; clutter; common herd; crowd; drove; flock; gang; heap; herd; horde; load; lot; mob; multitude; pack; party; troop; troupe; wattle a whole lot; accumulation; clutter; collection; compilation; crowd; gathering; group; heap; load; lot; mass; multitude; pack; pile; piling up; quite a lot; sifting; sorting
menigte bunch; clutter; crowd; gang; heap; herd; load; lot; pack; party; troop; troupe; wattle crowd; group
schaar common herd; crowd; drove; flock; herd; horde; mob; multitude pair of scissors; scissors
schare bunch; clutter; common herd; crowd; drove; flock; gang; heap; herd; horde; load; lot; mob; multitude; pack; party; troop; troupe; wattle
troep common herd; crowd; drove; flock; herd; horde; mob; multitude accumulation; assembling; bunch; bungle; bungling; caboodle; chaos; clutter; collection; confused heap; crowd; debris; gang; gathering; group; heap; horde; jumble; mayhem; mess; muddle; party; rubbish; set; trash
verdedigen defending
- ruck
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
beschermen guard; herd; protect; safeguard; shield; watch over cover; fence in; fence off; guard; guard from; lock up; patronise; patronize; preserve; protect; protect with a security system; save; shield
beschutten guard; herd; protect; safeguard; shield; watch over cover; fence in; fence off; guard; lock up; preserve; protect; save; shield
hoeden guard; herd; keep watch over; protect; safeguard
in bescherming nemen guard; herd; protect; safeguard; shield; watch over guard; protect; shield
verdedigen guard; herd; protect; safeguard; shield; watch over defend; hold off; keep away; keep off; keep out; resist
- crowd
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- crowd

Related Words for "herd":

  • herding, herds

Synonyms for "herd":


Related Definitions for "herd":

  1. a group of cattle or sheep or other domestic mammals all of the same kind that are herded by humans1
  2. a group of wild mammals of one species that remain together: antelope or elephants or seals or whales or zebra1
  3. a crowd especially of ordinary or undistinguished persons or things1
    • the children resembled a fairy herd1
  4. move together, like a herd1
  5. cause to herd, drive, or crowd together1
    • We herded the children into a spare classroom1
  6. keep, move, or drive animals1
    • Who will be herding the cattle when the cowboy dies?1

Wiktionary Translations for herd:

herd
noun
  1. herdsman
  2. any collection of animals gathered or travelling in a company
herd
noun
  1. kudde dieren

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
herd kudde; roedel; drift troupeau — Traductions à trier suivant le sens

herder:


Translation Matrix for herder:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- drover; herdsman

Synonyms for "herder":


Related Definitions for "herder":

  1. someone who drives a herd1

Wiktionary Translations for herder:


Cross Translation:
FromToVia
herder herder HirteLandwirtschaft: Besitzer und Hüter einer Tierherde

Herder:


Translation Matrix for Herder:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- Johann Gottfried von Herder

Related Definitions for "Herder":

  1. German philosopher who advocated intuition over reason (1744-1803)1