Kalka
- noun
- The Kalka have maintained many traditional customs despite modern influences.
Examples
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The Kalka people have a rich cultural heritage.
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Many Kalkas still practice traditional nomadic lifestyles.
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Anthropologists have studied the social structure of the Kalka.
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Most of the Kalka people reside in central Mongolia.
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Most of the Kalka people reside in central Mongolia.
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The Kalka have maintained many traditional customs despite modern influences.
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Many Kalka still practice traditional nomadic lifestyles.
Synonyms
A member of the main Mongolian group who lives in central and eastern Mongolia
The largest group of Mongol people who live mainly in central and eastern Mongolia
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kalka is the name of a Mongol group and most likely comes from a local Mongolian name for a tribe or place. A helpful way to remember Kalka is that it sounds like 'clan', so it refers to a group of 'people' from central and eastern Mongolia.