nomad in Russian
nomad in Russian is коче́вник, коче́вница, нома́д — nomad means someone who has no permanent home and moves from place to place, especially herding animals between pastures.
nomad in Russian
What does "nomad" mean?
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noun Someone who has no permanent home and moves from place to place, especially herding animals between pastures.
"The nomads packed up their tents and moved on with the changing seasons."
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noun Anyone who wanders or relocates frequently rather than settling in one place.
"As a freelance writer, she lives like a digital nomad, working from a different city each month."
nomad in a sentence
- The nomads packed up their tents and moved on with the changing seasons.
- As a freelance writer, she lives like a digital nomad, working from a different city each month.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "nomad" in Russian?
"nomad" in Russian is коче́вник, коче́вница, нома́д. nomad means: Someone who has no permanent home and moves from place to place, especially herding animals between pastures.
How do you pronounce коче́вник?
"nomad" in Russian is коче́вник, pronounced "kochevnik".
How do you use "nomad" in a sentence?
Example: "The nomads packed up their tents and moved on with the changing seasons." In Russian, "nomad" is коче́вник, коче́вница, нома́д.
Are there other ways to say "nomad" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "nomad": коче́вник, коче́вница, нома́д.