Meanings of nomad tribes in English

Such a custom still exists among the nomad tribes of Asia Minor.

And if the nomad tribes out in the desert hear of it-

But the nomad tribes will be disrupted, Denver will be shattered.

The nomad tribes had been pressed back and deprived of their best pasturage, namely the Ordos region.

Next, descending with a volley of yells, a rout of the nomad tribes, mounted on horses, came from the southwest.

From this exposure to invasion of royal armies or of nomad tribes, ("children of the East," Judges vi.

This was an old custom among the Tartars and other nomad tribes, who valued horses and cattle as their most precious possessions.

The nomad tribes also, abandoned by their nobles in the capital and wandering in poverty with their now worthless herds, joined these monks.

The nomad tribes seem this time to have been proto-Mongols; they made a direct attack on the garrison town and actually conquered it.

Persian Beluchistan is quite undeveloped so far, and mostly inhabited by nomad tribes, somewhat brigand-like in many parts and difficult to deal with.

Thou hast, with thy own eyes, O Sanjaya, seen the whole earth, with even her Mlecchas and nomad tribes, depend upon his grace!

They come also from the heart of the Sahara, where savage and warlike nomad tribes still to this day maintain their freedom against foreign interference.

Its empires for the most part built up by the successful invasions of Nomad tribes, contained in their very vastness the elements of dissolution.