English–Japanese
“nomadism” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajiyūboku
Example
乾燥した地域では、遊牧が行われています。kan sō shi ta chi iki de wa yū boku ga okona wa re te i ma su
Nomadism is practiced in dry regions.
How to say “nomadism” in Japanese
“Nomadism” in Japanese is 遊牧 (yūboku).
Refers to a mobile way of living that follows available pasture and water while keeping livestock as a main source of livelihood.
Example sentences with 遊牧
遊牧は、水や草を求めて移動する生活です。yū boku wa mizu ya kusa o moto me te i dō su ru sei katsu de su
Nomadism is a way of life involving movement in search of water and grass.
Tips for using 遊牧
- In geography, 遊牧 (yūboku) is often translated as pastoral nomadism, which differs from transhumance because it does not depend on a fixed seasonal settlement.