Bucolic

Bucolic indicates something that comes from the country or reminds one of rural life or pastoral pursuits. It is a highly poetic word, given the hardscrabble life that many farmers and other country folk had to endure. It derives from the Greek bous--ox given that a boukolous was an oxherd .

Pinion

As a noun the pinion is the outermost part of a bird's wing--especially when extended in flight. The verb to pinion (to restrain) comes from this, in that birds that a pinioned have their flight feather tied back or restrained.