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Noun:

আস্তাবলের পরিচারক, আস্তাবলের দেখাশোনাকারী,

stableman's Usage Examples:

Stablehand is a more old-fashioned term; the variation stableman usually applies to an experienced adult, the lowest rank stableboy (corresponding.

A hostler or ostler /ˈɒstlər/ is a groom or stableman, who is employed in a stable to take care of horses, usually at an inn.

for playing two recurring characters on three television series: the stableman Hank Miller on Gunsmoke and farmer Fred Ziffel on both Petticoat Junction.

on 27 April 1926 at Newmarket, Suffolk, where his father worked as a stableman.

Count of Cantanhede), the King's master-stableman, who died without issue.

Swine-herd Glasha and stableman Kuzma from the farm of.

This one records a payment to Serenus, a stableman, for carrying hay and chaff from the barn belonging to the landlord to.

daughter of Odin or Oudin de Champdivers, who around 1387 was equerry stableman (Latin: marescallus equorum) at the court of King Charles VI.

Next, Engelson volunteers Antonsson, the stableman, for a trick in which Albert apparently manipulates his body.

Marta Camargo Ricardo Valle as Alfredo Riaño José Villasante as Camargo stableman Carmen Porcel as Riaño's housekeeper Frank Braña as Paco Rafael Vaquero.

throne, the aforementioned Sultan, he was made mirahor-i evvel (first stableman).

Robertson as Washington - stableman William Bailey as Jim Kennedy Jack Pratt as Davis Pitts p.

past and do everything to keep track of its developing story, with the stableman, Kaziuk (Jerzy Kaczmarek), leading Father Suryn around and asking the.

The names comes from the Slavic koňar/koniar (a stableman or a horsekeeper).

János Derzsi as stableman Erika Bók as daughter of the stableman Mihály Kormos as Bernhard the neighbor Mihály Ráday.

He was a stableman of the kings Peter IV and John I.

stableman's Meaning':

someone employed in a stable to take care of the horses

Synonyms:

groom; hired man; ostler; stableboy; hired hand; hand; hostler;

Antonyms:

uglify; disqualify; inability;