Uzbek
Central Asian nationality
Uzbek refers to a Turkic people native to Central Asia, primarily Uzbekistan, or a member of that people.
The word also designates their language, part of the Turkic family and written in a modified Latin script since the 1990s.
As an adjective, it describes things relating to Uzbekistan, its people, or their culture: Uzbek cuisine, the Uzbek government.
Traveler's courtyard lodge
- caravanTraveling group with goods
- merchantsThose who conduct commerce
- tradeExchange of commodities
- bazaarOpen-air merchant district
madrasa · minaret · Tamerlane · routes · spices · silk · camels · textiles
Uzbekistan's capital city
Resist-dye textile patterning
- ceramicsHardened clay objects
- atlasBound collection of charts
- miniatureReduced-scale representation
- calligraphyOrnamental handwriting art
tilework · woodcarving · coppersmith · embroidery · wedding · hospitality · teahouse
caravanserai
Traveler's courtyard lodge
bazaar · madrasa · minaret · Tamerlane · routes · spices · silk · camels · textiles · commodities
Tashkent
Uzbekistan's capital city
ikat
Resist-dye textile patterning
calligraphy · tilework · woodcarving · coppersmith · embroidery · wedding · hospitality · teahouse
diaspora
Scattered population sharing origins
Turkic · identity · kinship · clan · community · elders · tradition · migration · Soviet · independence
non
Prefix denying something
- AsiaChina, India, Japan, Thailand, Korea
- Agglutinative LanguagesTurkish, Finnish, Hungarian, Japanese, Korean
- Asian peoplesChinese, Japanese, Korean, Indian, Thai
- Eurasian LanguagesTurkish, Mongolian, Korean, Japanese, Kazakh
- Turkicagglutination, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Turkmen, Azerbaijani
- Afghan PeoplesAfghans, Pashtuns, Pashtun, Tajik, Uzbeks