unnomadic

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ nomadic.

Adjective

unnomadic (comparative more unnomadic, superlative most unnomadic)

1. Not nomadic.
   • 1999, Barry Cooper, Eric Voegelin and the Foundations of Modern Political Science, page 252:

     At the same time, Temür created his own capital, Samarqand, a very unnomadic thing to do, adorned it with the treasure of his conquests, and surrounded it with villages named after the ancient Islamic cities he so thoroughly sacked.