A "dzhigit" is a skilled horseman, particularly associated with the cultures of the Caucasus region. The term originates from the Turkic word for a horse rider and is often used to describe someone who demonstrates exceptional horsemanship and agility. Dzhigits are known for their ability to perform acrobatic feats while riding, showcasing their deep connection with horses. In traditional Cossack culture, dzhigits are celebrated for their bravery and prowess in battle. They often participate in equestrian competitions, where they display their skills in riding, shooting, and other athletic activities. The dzhigit style of riding emphasizes speed, precision, and the ability to maneuver effectively in various terrains.