Turanian

[ too-rey-nee-uh n, tyoo- ]

/ tʊˈreɪ ni ən, tyʊ- /

belonging or pertaining to a group of Asian peoples or languages comprising nearly all of those that are neither Indo-European nor Semitic.

Ural-Altaic.

a member of any of the peoples speaking a Turanian, especially a Ural-Altaic, language.

a member of any of the Ural-Altaic peoples.

Origin of Turanian

1770–80; < Persian Tūrān Turkestan + -ian

But if I can't I'll ride back to the steppes and loot the Turanian borders with the kozaki.

The People of the Black Circle |Robert E. Howard
Moving now from India westwards, we find on one side the Iranian, and on the other the Turanian traditions.

Zoological Mythology, Volume I (of 2) |Angelo de Gubernatis
Conan strode into the castle, followed by the Turanian and the three remaining Irakzai.

The People of the Black Circle |Robert E. Howard
In the meantime, I think we'll ride eastward and storm that Turanian outpost at Vezek, where the caravans pay toll.'

A Witch Shall Be Born |Robert E. Howard

And at the very first in Egypt, Chalda, and among the Turanian races generally, we find this duodecimal system firmly established.

Human Origins |Samuel Laing

Turanian

/ (tjʊˈreɪnɪən) /

a member of any of the peoples inhabiting ancient Turkestan, or their descendants

another name for Ural-Altaic

of or relating to the Ural-Altaic languages or any of the peoples who speak them

of or relating to Turkestan or its people