Kipchak
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Relating to a historical Turkic people, their language, or their culture
- adjective
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kipchak
- The Kipchak culture is rich in oral traditions.
Examples
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She studied the Kipchak traditions for her thesis on nomadic cultures.
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Archaeologists discovered Kipchak pottery in the ancient settlement.
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The Kipchak language influenced many other Central Asian dialects.
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Many Kipchak artifacts have been discovered in Kazakhstan.
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The Kipchak language influenced many other Central Asian dialects.
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Many Kipchak artifacts have been discovered in Kazakhstan.
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Archaeologists discovered Kipchak pottery in the ancient settlement.
Surface Forms
Kipchak positive
Etymology
Kipchak comes from the name of a medieval Turkic people who lived on the wide Eurasian plains, so to call something Kipchak means it is 'relating to' that people, their culture, or their objects.