I. -nt noun
Etymology: French & Spanish; French transhumant practicing transhumance, from Spanish trashumante, from trashumar to practice transhumance
1. plural trans·hu·man·tes ˌtran(t)s(ˌ)hyüˈman.ˌtēz : a merino sheep of one of the great flocks kept in Spain by a system of transhumance especially prior to the 19th century and esteemed for the quality and fineness of the wool
2. plural transhumants : a person who practices transhumance
II. adjective
: of, relating to, or involving transhumance
a transhumant culture
transhumant movements