nomad

Meanings

• noun

  A person who travels from place to place, usually for work or as a way of life.

  - "The nomadic people roamed the desert in search of water and food."
  - "Many nomads are herders, moving their livestock from pasture to pasture."

• noun

  A person who is not permanently attached to one place or one way of life.

  - "Some artists are nomads, traveling from one city to another to exhibit their work."
  - "The nomadic lifestyle allows for a great deal of freedom and adventure."

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Synonyms

nomad , ambling , ambulant , ambulatory , discursive , drifting , errant , erratic , floating , footloose , gypsy , itinerant , itinerate , meandering , perambulant , perambulatory , peregrine , peripatetic , prodigal , rambling , roaming , rootless , roving , transient , unsettled , vagabond , vagrant , wandering , wayfaring , pastoral

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with nomad
tomad , domed , combed

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Variants

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nomad , nomadism , nomadisms , nomads , digital nomad , digital nomads

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Etymology

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From the Greek word 'nomas,' meaning 'wanderer'.

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Trivia

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1. The longest recorded journey of a nomadic people was taken by the Mongols under Genghis Khan, who conquered an empire that stretched from China to Eastern Europe.

2. Many nomadic peoples have a rich oral tradition, passing down stories and history from one generation to the next.

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Related Concepts

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1. Nomadic pastoralism: A way of life in which people raise livestock and move from place to place in search of pasture.

2. Nomadic agriculture: A way of life in which people grow crops and move from place to place in search of fertile land.

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Culture

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The term 'nomad' has been used to describe various groups of people throughout history, including the Bedouin tribes of the Middle East, the Romani people of Europe, and the Native American Plains Indians. Nomads are often portrayed in literature and art as free spirits who value their independence and their connection to nature.

How to Memorize "nomad"

1. visualize
   

   - Imagine a group of people and their animals traveling across the desert.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the word 'nomad' with the idea of freedom and independence.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Use the acronym 'Nomad' to remember the definition: 'N' for 'nomadic,' 'O' for 'people,' 'M' for 'moving,' 'A' for 'around,' and 'D' for 'desert' or 'different' places.

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