1. people who practice seminomadism, moving seasonally between fixed settlements and temporary camps, typically for agricultural or pastoral purposes
Usage: anthropology; plural form

Examples

• The seminomads moved their livestock to higher pastures each summer.
• Many seminomads maintain permanent winter villages and temporary summer camps.
• Traditional seminomads combined farming with seasonal herding practices.
• The government provided services to both settled farmers and seminomads.
• Climate change has disrupted the migration patterns of local seminomads.
• Seminomads often face challenges accessing education and healthcare during migrations.