| 释义 |
bou·chal
\ˈbüəḵəl\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Irish buachaill, from Middle Irish, cowherd; akin to Welsh bugail shepherd, Breton bugel; all from a prehistoric Celtic compound whose first and second constituents respectively are akin to Greek bous cow and to Latin colere to cultivate — more at cow, wheel
chiefly Irish : young man : boy; specifically : herdboy |