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Meanings of nomad in English

Russian
кочевой образ жизни
Portuguese
nômades
Spanish
nomadismo
Catalan
nòmada
Wikidata

People without a fixed habitation.

Related terms
кочевой образ жизни
Usage of nomad in English
1
It is also home to nomad clans disaffected with rule from Cairo.
Reuters
2
A nomad people was again ruling the agrarian regions of North China.
A History of China
3
From one digital nomad to the next, Andrews said, incomes vary greatly.
BBC
4
Such a custom still exists among the nomad tribes of Asia Minor.
Roman History, Books I-III
5
She was in rags, barefoot, like the poorest nomad of them all.
A Spirit in Prison
6
We saw many of that nomad tribe walking around the Hopi village.
I Married a Ranger
7
God knows I am but an indifferent nomad and need it sorely.
Diane of the Green Van
8
And if the nomad tribes out in the desert hear of it-
The outcast
9
A very up-to-date nomad, who takes the whole world for his camping-ground.
South Wind
10
It was unclear why he had top billing at the nomad games.
The Guardian
11
She seemed to have lived no other life beside this nomad existence.
The Sheik: A Novel
12
The desert nomad had probably never read a scroll in his life.
Cleopatra's Moon
13
The nomad cities seemed, like everything else, to be a dead end.
Cities in Flight
14
They are becoming nomad and there is no future for our future generations.
Radio NZ
15
Few people had, for the nomad cities, once gone, were gone for good.
Cities in Flight
16
Drawbacks The digital nomad lifestyle presents plenty of challenges, including reams of paperwork.
BBC