boatman

(eg. origin, literature, flower )

boatman /ˈboʊt mən/ ?

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Its sclerotic liberalism trudges along, like the Volga boatman, dreaming its own dreams.
The cyclone raged for 12 hours, recalls boatman Myint Swe, and for three days afterwards the Pyapon River was clogged with bodies.
A word from the Chinese boatman would do it.

An emotional Omar said, "Can't these separatist groups understand that a boatman, a taxi driver or a bus operator needs daily bread and peace rather than these frequent strikes or shut downs."
on May 31, 2009 By: Omar Abdullah Source: GreaterKashmir.com (press release)
"It is indeed difficult to rescue these animals through the boats. If the cattle stir a little when the boat is moving, it becomes difficult for the boatman to oar," said Neeraj Kumar, owner of livestock.
on Sep 18, 2008 By: Neeraj Kumar Source: Newstrack India (blog)