Swineherd
/ˈswaɪnhɜːrd/
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Pro Tip 1/3Historical profession
Originally, a swineherd was a common job in agrarian societies where raising pigs was vital. 
In medieval times, a swineherd played a key role in village life.
Pro Tip 2/3Literary character
Swineherds often appear in folklore and fairy tales, usually representing humble origins. 
The swineherd in the story turned out to be a prince in disguise.
Pro Tip 3/3Rural occupation
The term is associated with rural life and may not be understood in urban contexts. 
Having grown up in a city, Mia didn’t know what a swineherd was until she visited the countryside.