Examples of using Nomadic tribe in English and their translations into German
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Wabula are a nomadic tribe, always on the move.
What are you, like, from some weird, nomadic tribe?
Nomadic tribes use rugs for more than floor coverings.
The Kaikadi is of the terrier dog breed, named after a nomadic tribe in Maharashtra, India.
Once a nomadic tribe. At one point, they did have violent leanings.
The plateau was then controlled by the powerful and wealthy nomadic tribes of the Massageteans….
KENITES.- A nomadic tribe, closely connected with the Amalekites wh.
Buddhists usually wear dark red while Muslims and nomadic tribes often use undyed material.
The nomadic tribe was already introduced a little in the main game.
He described newly formed alliances of nomadic tribes like the Roxolani(1), the Siraces(2) and the Aorsi 3.
A nomadic tribe or group of tribes, said by early genealogy Gen 25.
This Hill Tribe Silver Jewelry ismade exclusively by hand by the Karen, a nomadic tribe in northern Thailand.
Also the nomadic tribes used to take tables with them during their movements.
Officially the police are on duty to combat cattle-theft, which has a tradition among the nomadic tribes of East Africa.
The Scythians, a nomadic tribe of Iranian origin, dominated the steppes of Eastern Europe in antiquity.
Eventually, inner strife in the imperial courtrendered the Western Jin vulnerable to invasion by nomadic tribes from the north.
Locals are constantly being attacked by nomadic tribes who maliciously and cunningly tried to enslave the citizens.
Nomadic tribes of the Scythians and Sarmatians several centuries before our era wore shoes and clothes, trimmed with this material.
Furthermore, this Scythian World was no Central Asian state butrather a loose confederation of nomadic tribes and their clans.
Salgado tells the story of the Nenets- a nomadic tribe in Siberia- and their challenges to survive in their harsh environment with his photographs.
Before the Sea Peoples wars there was a symbiosis of coastal urban dwellers at the Levant and nomadic tribes in the hinterland, who exchanged certain supplies.
The Himba, the last nomadic tribe of Namibia, is able to maintain its traditional way of life through the sustainable harvest and use of this shrubby plant, whose bark excretes a wonderful oil for perfumery.
The temples buried in the rock are remnants of atime when the Buddhist Yugur people, a nomadic tribe who originated in Mongolia and eventually settled in this region.
At both ends of the Eurasian continent, nomadic tribes from central Asia with population of perhaps 5 million persons were infiltrating and defeating empires ten times as populous.
The museum is divided into 23 thematic rooms where youwill find a space dedicated to the first nomadic tribes and another more to the Olmec culture.
Dune is inhabited by the Fremen, an ancient nomadic tribe, and is threatened by giant sand worms, moving through the planet's deserts being the sole creatures in the entire universe able to produce the"spice": a drug with magic powers, that's vital to intergalactic space travelling and the power of the Emperors, that's subject to wars.
He felt directly threatened by Boris, who at this time had full power over his father's military forces,being posted to the defense of the country's southern borders against a nomadic tribe.
Arab classical music* Religious music in Iran* Hindustani classicalmusic* Qawwali musicThe Seljuk Turks, a nomadic tribe that converted to Islam, conquered Anatolia(now Turkey), and held the Caliphate as the Ottoman Empire, also had a strong influence on Islamic music.
Chairless is a special kind of seat designed by Chilean architect AlejandroAravena inspired by the belt the Ayoreo sit on: a nomadic tribe from the Gran Chaco region on the border between Paraguay and Bolivia.
In the twentieth century Marija Gimbutas created a modern variation on the traditional invasion theory, the Kurgan hypothesis, after the Kurgans(burial mounds) of the Eurasian steppes,in which the Indo-Europeans were a nomadic tribe in Eastern Ukraine and southern Russia and expanded on horseback in several waves during the 3rd millennium BC.