ger
n. countablen. a traditional round tent used by people who move from place to place in Central Asia. It is made of a wooden frame covered with thick wool or felt.
n. a portable, circular dwelling consisting of a collapsible wooden lattice frame covered with felt or skins. Historically associated with nomadic groups in Central Asia, particularly in Mongolia where it is the standard term for a yurt.
The family lives in a traditional ger on the plains.
During the winter months, the nomads move their ger to a more sheltered location to protect their livestock from the wind.
The interior of the ger is strictly organized by tradition, with specific areas designated for guests, family members, and the central hearth that provides essential warmth.
The term is the Mongolian name for what is internationally known as a yurt.