Saka
[ˈsɑːkə]Meaning
ancient Persian name for the nomads of the eastern Eurasian Steppe
Background Story
Saka is the name the ancient Persians used for the steppe nomads, and specifically for the ancient nomads of the eastern steppe, while the related group living on the western steppe were called Scythians. The ancient Greeks and ancient Babylonians used the names "Scythian" and "Cimmerian" respectively for the same steppe nomads.
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