landswomann.
A woman accustomed to live mainly or entirely on the land; one skilled in land-work.
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society > inhabiting and dwelling > inhabitant > inhabitant according to environment > [noun] > land-dweller
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landsman1667
land-loper1694
landlubber1752
landswoman1837
shoreman1888
Hampstead Heath sailor1889
1837 Penny Mag. 14 Oct. 398/1 The scene is presented exactly as it appeared to the eye and imagination of a landswoman.
1891 ‘H. S. Merriman’ Prisoners & Captives III. viii. 144 The strangeness of a landswoman to all things maritime.
1923 Weekly Dispatch 1 Apr. 7 Miss Ford might be described as ‘the complete landswoman’. She can milk, do anything with horses, and do field tasks.
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