People without permanent, fixed places of residence, whose way of life and means of subsistence require them to periodically migrate, often with their herds of domesticated animals, to a familiar series of temporary seasonal encampments are called:

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Nomads are people whose way of life and means of subsistence require them to periodically migrate with their herds of domesticated animals to temporary seasonal encampments. Sedentarians, on the other hand, have permanent fixed places of residence and do not migrate. Wanderers and rentiers do not necessarily have a specific way of life or means of subsistence that require periodic migration. Kulaks, historically, were wealthy peasants in Russia before the revolution.

People Without Permanent, Fixed Places of Residence, Whose Way of Life