Yeoman,
Yeoman Meanings:
Meaning of Yeoman: Servant or servant in a royal or noble house.
Meanings of Yeoman
A person who owns and runs a small farm.
A servant in a royal or domestic house who stands between the sergeant and the groom or the bodyguard and the courtyard.
Member of Rental Company
(In other British Royal Navy and Commonwealth ships) A non-commissioned officer who manages the signal.
Sentences of Yeoman
The market revolution took place when financial agriculture and capitalist production replaced the family economy.
A modern account claims that Francis Cote, a delivery boy, and nine farmers and their groom spent eight days preparing the house for their holiness bishop before visiting Croden in April and May 1585.
Okifi told many stories about Okifi about escaping persecution against farmers and soldiers.
Synonyms of Yeoman
subordinate , servant , assistant , farmer , attendant , freeholder , churl , commoner , clerk
Yeoman,
Yeoman: What is the Meaning of Yeoman?
Servant or servant or used in the kingdom.
Meanings of Yeoman
A man who owns and runs a small farm, an honest owner.
A servant in a royal or aristocratic house, standing between the sergeant and the bride, or between the guard and the court.
A member of the workforce.
(In the Royal Navy and other Commonwealth Navy) An NCO that takes care of signaling.
Yeoman,
Definition of Yeoman:
In the kingdom or used servant or servant.
Meanings of Yeoman
A servant in the royal or aristocratic house who stands between the sergeant and the groom or the bodyguard and the courtyard.
(In the Royal Navy and other Commonwealth Marines) An NCO deals with signaling.
