"nomadologist" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2004, Leonid Grinin, The Early State, Its Alternatives and Analogues, page 525:",
          "text": "This is an issue under discussion not only among mongologists but among nomadologists in general (cf. Kradin 1992). The study of the internal workings of the development of Mongolian society is not only important in itself, but could also contribute to refining our typologies of medieval nomadic societies.",
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        "One who studies nomadology."
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  "word": "nomadologist"
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