- (bedouin) a member of a nomadic tribe of Arabs
- The Bedouin (from the Arabic '' (بدوي), pl. badw'') are a part of the predominantly desert-dwelling Arab ethnic group, where Arab ethnicity is divided into three lifestyles, of the urban, rural and nomad people.
- (bedouin) A generic name for a desert-dweller; a term generally applied to Arab nomadic groups
- (Bedouin) An Arabic group, mostly desert Nomads, but many settled in Israel.
- (Bedouin) People of the Arabina desert who bred and lived among Arabian horses.
- (Bedouin) desert-dwelling Arabs, originally nomadic, using camels, but now mostly settled, raising sheep
- (Bedouin) formerly nomadic tribespeople. Some of the older Qatari Bedouins will have spent their early life travelling in the desert as nomads.
- The word `bedouins' comes from badawiyin, people who live in open country, nomadic people. In number there used to be ½ a million scattered from Iran to Morocco. In ages past they provided the main means of transportation across the vast deserts. ...
- An Arab of any of the nomadic tribes of the Arabian, Syrian, Nubian, or Sahara deserts.