mongol

As a noun huns

is .

As a proper noun mongol is

a person from mongolia; a mongolian.

As proper nouns the difference between mongol and mongolic

is that mongol is a person from Mongolia; a Mongolian while Mongolic is a major language family spoken primarily in Mongolia and surroundings.

As an adjective Mongolic is

of or relating to the Mongolic language family.

As proper nouns the difference between mogul and mongol

is that mogul is an alternative spelling of Moghul|lang=en while Mongol is a person from Mongolia; a Mongolian.

As a noun mogul

is a rich or powerful person; a magnate.

As an adjective tatar

is tatar (attributive).

As a noun tatar

is tatar person.

As a proper noun mongol is

a person from mongolia; a mongolian.

As proper nouns the difference between mongol and turanian

is that mongol is a person from Mongolia; a Mongolian while Turanian is any of an extensive language family spoken in northern Europe and Asia and Central Asia; Altaic; Ural-Altaic; Scythian.

As an adjective Turanian is

of or pertaining to Turan.

As a noun Turanian is

one of an extensive division of mankind, including the Mongols and allied races of Asia, together with the Malays and Polynesians.

As proper nouns the difference between mongol and batu

is that mongol is a person from mongolia; a mongolian while batu is , notably borne by (batu khan), a mongol ruler.

As proper nouns the difference between mongol and yassa

is that mongol is a person from Mongolia; a Mongolian while Yassa is the unpublished legal code attributed to Genghis Khan, founder of the Mongol empire.

As a proper noun mongol

is a person from mongolia; a mongolian.

As an adjective chingisid is

pertaining to chingis (genghis) khan, or the mongol empire that he founded.