What is another word for Nomads?
Pronunciation: [nˈə͡ʊmadz] (IPA) 
Nomads, also known as wanderers, roamers, or migratory people, are individuals or groups who move from one place to another in search of food, water, and shelter. These individuals may be referred to as itinerants, rovers, vagabonds, or travelers. A group of nomads could be referred to as a caravan, a tribe, or a group of wanderers. The term Bedouin is also commonly used to refer to nomadic desert dwellers in the Middle East. In contrast, the word settler is used to describe people who put down roots in one place and establish permanent homes. Despite cultural differences, nomads share a lifestyle of mobility and adaptability to changing environments.
