Tuareg

See also: tuareg

English

A Tuareg

Alternative forms

Taurick (obsolete)
Touareg

Etymology

From Hassaniya طوارق‎ (ṭwāreg), plural of طارق‎ (ṭāreg, “inhabitant of Fezzan”), from Berber targa (“Fezzan”, literally “drainage channel”).

Pronunciation

(UK) IPA^(key): /ˈtwɑː.ɹɛɡ/
(US) IPA^(key): /ˈtwɑɹ.ɛɡ/

Noun

Tuareg (plural Tuaregs or Tuareg)

A member of a traditionally nomadic Berber people of the Sahara.
Synonym: Imohagh

Translations

member of the Tuareg people

Armenian: տուարեգ (tuareg)
Arabic: طَارِق‎ (ar) m sg (ṭāriq), طَوَارِق‎ pl (ṭawāriq)
Hijazi Arabic: طَارِق‎ m sg (ṭārig)
Finnish: tuaregi (fi)
French: Touareg (fr) m
German: Targi (de) m, Targia f, Targiya f, Tuareg (de) m or f, Tuareg (de) pl, Tuaregs (de) pl
Greek: Τουαρέγκ m or f (Touarégk)
Polish: Tuareg (pl) m or f
Russian: туаре́г (ru) m (tuarég)
Spanish: tuareg (es) m or f
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Proper noun

Tuareg

Any of various Berber languages spoken by the Tuareg people.
Synonym: Tamajaq

Translations

various Berber languages

Finnish: tuaregi (fi)
French: Touareg (fr) m
German: Tamaschek (de) n, Tuareg (de) n
Polish: tuareski (pl) m
Spanish: targuí m, tuareg (es) m
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See also

Tuareg on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
Tuareg languages on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

Anagrams

Ugarte, argute, rugate, truage

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