How is nomadism different from migrating?

Nomadism refers to a lifestyle characterized by regularly moving from one place to another, often in search of resources such as food and water, without a permanent settlement. In contrast, migration typically involves a more permanent relocation of individuals or groups from one region to another, often for reasons such as economic opportunity, safety, or environmental changes. While both involve movement, nomadism is about mobility and seasonal patterns, whereas migration implies a more settled approach after relocation.