Semi-nomadic refers to a lifestyle where people move periodically but also establish temporary or permanent settlements. This way of living often combines aspects of both nomadic and sedentary life, allowing communities to adapt to seasonal changes and resource availability. Semi-nomadic groups typically rely on agriculture, livestock herding, or hunting and gathering. They may migrate to find better grazing land for their livestock or to harvest crops at different times of the year. This adaptability helps them maintain a sustainable way of life while also fostering cultural traditions and social structures.