1. A small freeholder, being one of a class next below the gentry; an officer in the queen's household, of a middle rank between a gentleman and a groom; an inferior officer under the boatswain, gunner, or carpenters, charged with the stowage and distribution of the stores. Yeomen of the guard, a body-guard of the king, consisting of certain corps of gentlemen and farmers, subjected to specific military regulations; the beef-eaters.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• moman,
• verman,
• whoman,
• weman,
• feyman,
• neuman,
• weomen,
• youan,
• yemin,
• neman,
• koman,
• yeman,
• weoman,
• yoeman,
• waoman,
• joman,
• wwoman,
• loman,
• goman,
• cerman

• yemeni,
• yemen,
• yeaman.

The adjective form of the word "yeoman" is "yeomanly".

The plural of the "yeoman" can be the "yeomen".

The singular of the "yeoman" can be the "yeoman".