nomadism

Meanings

• The state or way of life of a nomad; a roving or wandering life.

  - "The tribe lived a nomadic lifestyle, following the herds from one place to another."
  - "Despite the challenges of a nomadic existence, many people continue to embrace this way of life."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with nomadism
nomadism , alpacism , campanism , diplomacy , ecology , geography , history , migration , politics , relocation , settlement , transformation , transportation , travel , vagrancy , wandering , yaghanism

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Homophones

Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,

1. nomadism () : The state or way of life of a nomad; a roving or wandering life.
   

2. nomadic () : Relating to a nomad or a nomadic way of life; characterized by a roving or wandering life.
   

3. nomad () : A person who lives a nomadic life, roving or wandering from place to place; a wanderer or traveler.
   

4. nominal () : Of or relating to a name or appellation; in name only; nominal.
   

5. nominee () : A person who is put forward or proposed for an office, position, or honor; a proposed candidate.
   

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Variants

List of all variants of nomadism that leads to same result
nomad , nomadism , nomadisms , nomads

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Etymology

origin and the way in which meanings have changed throughout history.

The term 'nomadism' comes from the Greek word 'nomas', which means 'roving' or 'wandering'. The suffix '-ism' denotes a particular belief, condition, or way of life.

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Culture

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[{"term"=>"Bedouin culture", "description"=>"The Bedouin are a traditionally nomadic Arab tribe that originated in the Arabian Peninsula. Bedouin culture is characterized by a roving and wandering lifestyle, living in tents, and being skilled in animal husbandry, particularly camels. Bedouin culture has a rich and varied history, and Bedouin people continue to preserve and celebrate their cultural heritage."}, {"term"=>"Nomadic literature", "description"=>"Nomadic literature refers to literary works that explore, depict, or represent the experiences, cultures, and lifestyles of nomads or nomadic peoples. Nomadic literature can take many forms, including poetry, prose, drama, and epics. Some well-known examples of nomadic literature include the epics of the ancient Iranian and Indian civilizations, such as the Avesta and the Mahabharata; the works of nomadic poets and writers, such as the Bedouin poet Imru' al-Qais and the Mongol writer Rashid al-Din; and the works of contemporary nomadic writers and artists, such as the Chagallesque paintings of the Ukrainian nomadic artist Mykyta and the poetic prose of the Bedouin nomadic writer Azzam Alwiragi."}]

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