nomad

  • 91NOMAD — Nomadae …

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  • 92nomad — 1) damon 2) monad …

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  • 93nomad — n.; (also nomade) Wanderer, one of a nomadic people …

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  • 94nomad — noun (C) a member of a tribe that travels from place to place, especially to find grass for their animals nomadic adjective: a nomadic people …

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  • 95nomad — noun a photojournalist who lived with a clan of nomads for six months Syn: itinerant, traveler, migrant, wanderer, roamer, rover; gypsy, Bedouin; transient, drifter, vagabond, vagrant, tramp …

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  • 96nomad — n Bedouin, nomadic Arab, Kuchi; gypsy, Romany, Bohemian; wanderer, roamer, rover, rambler, strayer, straggler, gadabout; mover, ambulator, traveler, peregrinator, journeyer, pilgrim; migrator, bird of passage, Sl. rolling stone; migrant or… …

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  • 97nomad — no·mad …

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  • 98nomad — [ˈnəʊˌmæd] noun [C] someone who belongs to a group of people who do not live in one place but move from place to place nomadic adj …

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  • 99nomad — /ˈnoʊmæd / (say nohmad) noun 1. one of a people or tribe without fixed abode, but moving about from place to place according to the state of the pasturage or food supply. 2. Zoology an animal species which moves around, with no seasonal pattern,… …

  • 100nomád — a m (ȃ) nav. mn. 1. pripadnik ljudstva, ki se seli iz kraja v kraj: nomadi so odgnali svoje črede proti jugu; selitve nomadov / pastirski nomadi // kdor se seli iz kraja v kraj: beduini, cigani so nomadi; nomadi in poljedelci 2. publ., navadno s …

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