shepherdess
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++shep·herd·ess /ˈʃepədes $ -ərdɪs/ noun [countable] old-fashioned BOTAa woman whose job is to take care of sheep 女牧羊人，牧羊女
Examples from the Corpus
shepherdess• Margaret became a shepherdess, during which she was spotted by the governor.• After the visions she'd become a shepherdess of souls, leading them to Our Lady and to repentance.• Also patron of poverty and shepherdesses.• At Charlecote Park in Warwickshire there are lead statues of a shepherd and shepherdess made by him in about 1718.• Also patron of shepherdesses and torture victims.• In real life she'd been a poor shepherdess who lived in a dungeon and had asthma.• Porcelain shepherdess and fleeces white as snow.shep·herd·ess nounChineseSyllable
take is sheep whose to of a Corpus woman job care
shepherdess
shep‧herd‧ess /ˈʃepədes $ -ərdəs/
noun [countable] old-fashioned
a woman whose job is to take care of sheep
shep‧herd‧ess /ˈʃepədes $ -ərdəs/
noun [countable] old-fashioneda woman whose job is to take care of sheep