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Meanings of nomads 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 nomads in English
1
The soldiers opened fire as the nomads fled the scene, he said.
Reuters
2
The nomads on the winding road beside it were many and beautiful.
Diane of the Green Van
3
Majority of Lapps are nomads living in terms of their reindeer herds.
The new yorker
4
Could it be an option for digital nomads and other office-free workers?
BBC
5
These digital nomads are drawn by the warm weather and beautiful surroundings.
BBC
6
But... the nomads changed their routes, I suppose, and he stopped coming.
The Lost Sisterhood
7
The nomads keep wandering and never seem to stop, but they're rare.
Rot & ruin
8
And because of that history other races looked down on the nomads.
Mass Effect: Deception
9
They had recaptured several cities where the nomads had demolished the walls.
Surrender to the will of the night
10
Finally we arrived at a cabin where the local nomads were living.
Rock and Ice Magazine
11
We nomads of the desert know that life is harsh and unpredictable.
The darkness before the dawn
12
The Bulgars were nomads and pastoralists, obeying despotic chiefs, fighting as cavalry.
Bulgaria
13
The tents had disappeared, as had the angens, and the nomads themselves.
RUNNER
14
They were feeding camels, guarded by nomads whom she could not see.
The Garden of Allah
15
Kuchis said Hazaras attacked their camps and killed a number of nomads.
Reuters
16
They were nomads who travelled there to collect straw for their herds.
The Irish Times