In a few hours the Turkoman sea-shore, looking like a long, moderately undulating line, rose before our eyes.
He was a Turkoman from Khiva, and belonged to the tribe of Yomut.
"Go and kiss the feet of this effendi," said the Turkoman to the prisoner.
We dispatched a brave Turkoman to reconnoitre the neighbourhood.
They speak the same language as the Turkoman—Turki—and have the same disposition, tastes, and ferocity.
In 1217 it appeared on the coins and standards of the Turkoman conquerors of Asia Minor.
Two men, mounted on Turkoman horses, were now spurring towards them.
I found Samander living in a Turkoman khirgar, in the Palace gardens.
The Turkoman silk rugs are generally twice the size of the usual sheep's wool or camel's hair rugs.
Presently the door opened, and a Turkoman, with a lamp in his hand, appeared.