Basmachi

English

Etymology

From Uzbek bosmachi.

Proper noun

Basmachi

1. (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) (basmačʻ)
• 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 m (bāsmācī)
• Japanese: バスマチ (basumachi)
• Kazakh: басмашы (basmaşy)
• Korean: 바스마시 (baseumasi)
• Kyrgyz: басмачы (ky) (basmacı)
• Latvian: basmači m pl
• Pashto: باسمه چي m (bāsmačí)
• Persian:

  Iranian Persian: باسْماچی (bâsmâči)

• Russian: басма́ч (ru) m (basmáč)
• Tajik: босмачӣ (bosmači), босмачи (bosmač-i)
• Tatar: басмачы (tt) (basmaçı)
• Turkish: basmacı (tr)
• Turkmen: basmaçy (tk)
• Ukrainian: басма́ч (uk) m (basmáč)
• Urdu: باسْماچی m (bāsmācī)
• Uyghur: باسمىچى (basmichi)
• Uzbek: bosmachi (uz)