Kazakh
- noun
- /kəˈzɑk/
- The Kazakh people celebrate their rich cultural heritage through music and dance.
Examples
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Many Kazakh families still practice traditional nomadic lifestyles in the vast steppes.
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The festival attracted visitors from around the world to learn about Kazakh customs.
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The great Kazakh forces said I like this.
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Reformist jadeeds, traditionalist basmatis, the Tashkent, Soviet, Kazakh, and Kyrgyz nomads, and local emirs were all vying for influence.
Synonyms
A person from Kazakhstan who belongs to the Turkic ethnic group there
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kazakh comes from the Turkic word qazaq, meaning 'free' or 'wanderer', and it is the same root as the English word Cossack. That's why Kazakh names the ethnic group who once lived a nomad life and valued independence.