Cuman

cuman English Alternative forms en Kuman Etymology From en la-med Cumani, from en gkm Κουμάνοι, perhaps ultimately from the name of the Kuma River. Pronunciation en /ˈk(j)uːmən/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Cuman.wav Southern England Noun en historical A member of a nomadic Turkic people of central Asia who ruled parts of Eurasia and Eastern Europe in the Middle Ages. en Polovtsian Translations member of the Cuman people Arabic: ar كُومَان m Azerbaijani: az kuman Belarusian: be по́лавец m Bulgarian: bg ку́ман m Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 庫曼人 Czech: cs Plavec m French: fr Couman m German: de Kumane m, de Kumanin f Greek: el Κουμάνος, el Κουμάνοι p Hindi: hi कूमान m Hungarian: hu kun Japanese: ja クマン人 クマンじん, kumanjin Kazakh: kk сары қыпшақ Khakas: kjh хуман Korean: ko 쿠만인 Persian: Iranian Persian: fa-ira کومان Polish: pl Połowiec m Portuguese: pt cumano m Romanian: ro cuman m Russian: ru по́ловец m Turkish: tr Kuman Ottoman Turkish: ota قومان kuman Ukrainian: uk по́ловець m Urdu: ur کُومان m Proper noun The Turkic language spoken by these people. Translations language of the Cuman people German: de Kumanisch n Hungarian: hu kun Khakas: kjh хуман тілі See also en Kipchak en Pecheneg Anagrams en acmnu Camun Macun en Tribes