Kipchak noun & adjective. [kɪp'tʃɑ:k] Pl. of noun same, -s. E19.
[Russian from Turkish Kpçak.]
Of or pertaining to, a member of, a Turkic people (now extinct) of central Asia and the region north of the Caucasus (also called Cumans, Polovtsy) or loosely any of various nomadic Turkic-speaking peoples of these areas; (of) the language of the original Kipchak (also called Cuman); (designating or pertaining to) the north-western group of Turkic languages and dialects.

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