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nomad

noun (a nomad, nomads)

«nomad» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. A nomad is a person who belongs to a group that moves from place to place with their animals instead of living in one place. tree →
  2. (informal) A nomad is anyone who moves a lot and has no fixed home. tree →

In the lessons

Met in geography and history about Mongols, Bedouin, Maasai, Sami and early humans; in everyday talk, a digital nomad works online while travelling.

Examples

  • Nomads move to find fresh grass for their animals. tree →
  • Bedouin nomads live in the desert. tree →
  • Early humans were nomads before farming began. tree →
  • The family lived like nomads, moving every year. tree →
  • Mongolian nomads carry their homes on horses and camels. tree →
  • A digital nomad works from different countries. tree →

Note

Plural: nomads. Adjective: nomadic. Not the same as homeless; nomads move by choice and tradition.

On Mova

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