headman|headmen in English

noun

[head·man || 'hedmən]

leader; chief

Use "headman|headmen" in a sentence

1. When a warrant was issued for his arrest, the Hue and Cry listed among his friends four headmen and an ex-headman.

2. At the lowest level were the village headmen.

3. Headman (Leadhand), Squad Leader, Group Leader.

4. Four headmen were allowed to each band instead of three.

5. We read a story about some Indian headmen.

6. Hence, village headmen (often men) control all the banks' work

7. He is the headman of school basket ball team.

8. Enough , headman, put that aside. Don't ask me that.

9. A Levite descendant of Gershon through Ladan; a “headman.”

10. Before long the headman was completely accepted by the villagers.

11. After congratulations on them, I interview the headman of the group.

12. 18 Of the sons of Izʹhar,+ She·loʹmith+ was the headman.

13. The headman brought all the villagers home in the evening.

14. Supervised by a headman, people thrust their hands into boiling oil.

15. Since ancient times, circle headman water door, with water for a living, in harmony.

16. The headman of the gypsies, cowed and nervous, was apparently trying to offer explanations.

17. 34 These were the heads of the paternal houses of the Levites by their line of descent, headmen.

18. "Do you have scruples about that old headman in the temple?"The sea pumice disagrees a way.

19. The Headman too was bright and intelligent, and they had a cheery conversation with me as interpreter.

20. The Southern Athapaskan groups were divided into tribelets, with each tribelet having a headman or chief

21. When the day arrived, the headman assembled all the villagers and led them into the jungle.

22. And the headman tells the villagers to give them food and let them stay at the mosque.

23. Bearded, with natural dignity and quiet authority, this reserved man soon earned the position of second headman.

24. I sleep each night on a temple ashram floor, or with the family of the village headman.

25. Eventually the headman passed on the hookah stem and stood up, saying he'd go and fetch the soothsayer.