marshfarmer

noun
UK /ˈmɑːʃˌfɑːmə/
US /ˈmɑːrʃˌfɑːrmər/

A marshfarmer is a person who grows plants or keeps animals in wet, muddy land.

The marshfarmer checked his rice fields after the heavy rain.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A person who harvests wild plants like reeds and cranberries from marshland.

The marshfarmer gathered reeds to weave baskets.

3. A farmer who raises water-loving animals such as ducks or frogs.

The marshfarmer sold fresh duck eggs at the market.

4. A fictional or folk character who lives and works on a marsh.

In the story, a kind marshfarmer helped the lost travelers.