Mongolian
- noun
- /mɒŋˈɡoʊliən/
- Nomadic Mongolians used yak's milk to create hard, sun dried wedges of bua slog.
Examples
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What about this shop owner or the Mongolian sheep herder?
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During the reign of Ozbek, it was the emergence of a Turkic Mongolian people who call themselves to this day Tatis.
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The Mongolian people have a rich cultural heritage that includes tradition, music, and art.
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In Mongolia, many Mongolian families continue to practice herding animals as a way of life.
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The Mongolian festival features traditional games, food, and music that celebrate their history.
Synonyms
A person from Mongolia or from groups who move with their animals on the grasslands
The largest group of Mongol people who live mainly in central and eastern Mongolia
A member of the main Mongolian group who lives in central and eastern Mongolia
A person from a Mongol group in central and eastern Mongolia
Compounds
The former name of Mongolia during its socialist period from 1924 to 1992
- Slur
An old, wrong idea that grouped East and Southeast Asian people and is now seen as insulting
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mongolian comes from Mongol, the name of the 'people' who lived on the wide grasslands and were famous as horse riders and herders, so a Mongolian is a member of that group.