Vogul
- noun
- Archaic
- In history books, the Vogul are now often referred to as Mansi.
Examples
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The Vogul were skilled reindeer herders adapting to harsh Arctic environments.
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The Vogul people have a rich cultural heritage.
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Anthropologists studied the traditional lifestyle of the Vogul in the northern Urals.
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Many Voguls continue to practice their traditional customs.
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Anthropologists studied the traditional lifestyle of the Vogul in the northern Urals.
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In history books, the Vogul are now often referred to as Mansi.
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The Vogul were skilled reindeer herders adapting to harsh Arctic environments.
Synonyms
A person from a native group in the northern Ural region of Russia
Compounds
- Archaic
A language related to Hungarian spoken by the Mansi people in western Siberia
Surface Forms
Etymology
Vogul is an old name used by Russian and European writers for the people now usually called Mansi, who lived as reindeer herders and moved across the northern Ural Mountains. So when you see Vogul in older books, it points to that specific group and their traditional way of life.