Muztagh
Muztagh is a toponym used in Central Asia to denote ice mountains, a term that appears in several names within the Karakoram and surrounding ranges. The word is derived from Turkic languages, with muz meaning ice and tagh meaning mountain, and it is commonly found in Uyghur, Kazakh, and related linguistic areas.
Geographically, Muztagh appears in the names of major peaks and subranges in the Karakoram. Notable examples
The use of Muztagh in place names reflects historical linguistic influence across Central Asia, where Turkic,