marshkeeper
nounUK /ˈmɑːʃˌkiːpə/
US /ˈmɑːrʃˌkiːpər/
A marshkeeper is a person who takes care of a wet, muddy land called a marsh.
The marshkeeper checked the water and counted the frogs every morning.
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2. A magical guardian spirit said to protect the plants and animals of a marsh.
In the old tale, the marshkeeper turned into a heron to watch over the reeds.
3. A person whose job is to keep marsh paths and waterways clear and safe.
The marshkeeper repaired the wooden walkway after the winter floods.
4. A fictional title for a keeper of secrets in a swampy kingdom.
The marshkeeper of the drowned castle knew where the treasure was hidden.