Countryman (Noun)

A man from your own country.

Nouns denoting people.

As he walked through the foreign city, he was glad to finally meet a countryman who could show him around.
The tourists asked a passerby, a fellow countryman, for directions to the nearest restaurant.
She met her countryman on the plane ride to New York and they ended up sitting together the whole flight.
During his trip to Paris, he ran into a countryman from his hometown who was also visiting the museum.
The man was homesick until he met a countryman at the hostel who shared stories of their hometown.

A man who lives in the country and has country ways.

Nouns denoting people.

The countryman woke up before dawn to tend to his livestock and start his day.
As a city girl, Emily found her countryman neighbour's simple and peaceful way of life fascinating.
After the big city, Tom felt like a fish out of water when he moved to the countryside and had to adjust to living among rural countrymen.
The countryman's kitchen garden was filled with fresh produce that he sold at the local farmer's market.
In the local pub, Jack was regarded as a true countryman, known for his love of hunting and the great outdoors.