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Mongol - Meaning, Definition & English Examples

Mongol refers to a member of the ethnic group native to Mongolia or the historical Mongol Empire. It can also describe anything related to Mongolia, its people, or culture.

mongol

/ˈmɑŋɡəl/ /ˈmɒŋɡəl/

Definition:

A member of the nomadic peoples of Mongolia or relating to Mongolia.

Synonyms:

Mongolian, Tartar, Asiatic, nomad

Part of Speech:

noun, adjective

Antonyms:

settled, urbanite

Common Collocations:

Mongol Empire, Mongol invasion, Mongol warrior, Mongol horde

Derivatives:

Mongoloid, Mongolia, Mongolic

Usage Tips:

Use "Mongol" as a noun for people or an adjective for cultural traits; avoid outdated anthropological terms like "Mongoloid."

Common Phrases:

Mongol horde, Great Mongol Empire, descend from the Mongols

Etymology:

Derived from Persian "Mughul," referring to the people of Mongolia under Genghis Khan's empire.

Examples:

  • 1. The Mongols were skilled horsemen and warriors.
  • 2. The Mongol Empire once stretched across Asia and Europe.
  • 3. She studied the Mongol invasions in history class.
  • 4. Mongol culture emphasizes hospitality and tradition.

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