Basmachi

English

Etymology

From Uzbek bosmachi.

Proper noun

Basmachi

(historical) A rebel against the Russian or Soviet rule in Central Asia, mainly of Turkic people.

Translations

a rebel against the Russian or Soviet rule in Central Asia

Armenian: բասմաչ (hy) (basmačʿ)
Azerbaijani: basmaçı
Belarusian: басма́ч m (basmáč)
Bulgarian: басма́ч m (basmáč)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 巴斯瑪奇, 巴斯玛奇 (bāsīmǎqí)
Finnish: basmatši
French: basmatchi m
Georgian: ბასმაჩი (basmači)
German: Basmatschi m
Hindi: बासमाची (bāsmācī)
Japanese: バスマチ (basumachi)
Kazakh: басмашы (basmaşı)

Korean: 바스마시 (baseumasi)
Kyrgyz: басмачы (ky) (basmaçı)
Latvian: basmači m pl
Pashto: باسمه چي‎ m (bāsmačí)
Persian: باسماچی‎ (bâsmâči)
Russian: басма́ч (ru) m (basmáč)
Tajik: босмачӣ (bosmačī)
Tatar: басмачы (tt) (basmaçı)
Turkish: basmacı (tr)
Turkmen: basmaçy (tk)
Ukrainian: басма́ч (uk) m (basmáč)
Uyghur: باسمىچى‎ (basmichi)
Uzbek: bosmachi (uz)

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