[DOC] [TLE] Cossack - definition of Cossack by The Free Dictionary [PAR] Many Cossacks served as cavalrymen in the armies of the czars. ... kozak or 
Ukrainian kozk, ultimately < a Turkic word taken to mean adventurer, freebooter
]. [DOC] [TLE] Military of the Ottoman Empire - Wikipedia [PAR] The history of military of the Ottoman Empire can be divided in five main periods. 
The foundation era covers the years between 1300 (Byzantine expedition) and... [DOC] [TLE] Mercenary - Wikipedia [PAR] Mercenary takes part in an armed conflict whom is not a national or party to a 
conflict and is .... In 1896, a Privy Council report noted that there had been no 
prosecutions .... civil organizations) authorized to accompany an army to the field; 
hence, the term ..... In the early 16th century heavy cavalry in the European 
armies was... [DOC] [TLE] The Cossacks: Russia's legendary fighting force | Russia & India ... [PAR] Jul 4, 2013 ... It is worth noting that the root of the word can be found in the name of the modern 
Kazakh peoples. It is on the banks of these great rivers that self-governed 
Cossack ... Russian and Eastern Slavic elements, there are also Turkish and .... 
Unlike European cavalrymen, Cossacks did not use spurs; they used... [DOC] [TLE] Ukrainian Cossacks : dfinition de Ukrainian Cossacks et ... [PAR] 6 See also; 7 Notes and references; 8 Sources; 9 Further reading; 10 External 
links. Etymology. The name entered the English language via French Cosaque. It 
is originally a Turkic word, qazaq, which means "adventurer" or "free man". .... 
These attacks, carried out by Cossacks along with Russian light cavalry and 
other... [DOC] [TLE] Cossack - definition and meaning - Wordnik [PAR] A cossack, member of a military unit (typically cavalry, originally recruited 
exclusively ... southern European Russia and Ukraine and adjacent parts of Asia 
and noted for their ... Russian kazak and Ukrainian kozak, both from South Turkic 
qazaq, adventurer; see Kazakh. ... These user-created lists contain the word '
Cossack'. [DOC] [TLE] Cossack | Russian and Ukrainian people | Britannica.com [PAR] May 28, 2015 ... Cossack, Russian Kazak, (from Turkic kazak, adventurer or free man), 
member of a ... The term was also applied (by the end of the 15th century) to 
peasants who ... Learn More in these related articles: ... They often served as 
special cavalry units for Poland and Russia in exchange for some autonomy. [DOC] [TLE] L.A.Times Crossword Corner: Wednesday October 8, 2008 Doug ... [PAR] Oct 8, 2008 ... Dictionary says it's a Turkish word meaning "adventurer". They are noted for "their 
horsemanship and military skill; they formed an elite cavalry corps in czarist 
Russia." See this clip. ... Unknowns for me were SERAPE, STILE and YENTA: as 
these didn't cross, I didn't have to resort to entering random letters. [DOC] [TLE] Scythian Lexicon - TurkicWorld - Home [PAR] In the Oguz Trkic, only two words out of 14 on the list were replaced with ... That 
the Azeri land was a cradle of the Azeri language was noted by the .... (Tr. Bars = 
bars, leopard, lion; a popular name that included Bulgarian, Russian, and British 
royalties, ..... These three Scythian words, arym, spu, and arimaspu belong to the
... [DOC] [TLE] Mounted Cossacks & Mounted Cossacks ... - Sphinx Fine Art [PAR] The word 'Cossack' is of Turkish origin 'quzzaq', meaning 'adventurer' or 'freeman
. ... Noted as cavalrymen, the Cossacks were subjected to the authority of the 
Russian ... The Cossacks of the Russian frontier had to live in constant fighting 
trim, ... These men both have rifles slung visibly over their shoulders and the 
standing... [DOC] [TLE] Great British Nutters: Frederick Burnaby: the Bravest Man in England [PAR] Jan 23, 2008 ... He could speak seven languages, including Russian and Turkish. ... And he was 
into hot-air ballooning  not exactly a normal hobby for a Victorian cavalry officer.

Question: The name of these noted Russian cavalrymen is from a Turkic word for "adventurer"
Answer: Cossacks