LingakuFrequency rank: 34,521. – 34,899.
- indigenous people; native people; aborigines
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- indigenous people
- native people
- aborigines
This meaning refers to the original inhabitants of a particular region or territory, often highlighting their unique cultural, social, and historical characteristics.
The indigenous people of that region have a unique culture.
The traditions of the indigenous people have been passed down through generations.
This usage emphasizes the connection between these people and their ancestral lands, often focusing on their rights and preservation of culture.
This term is often used to refer specifically to the first inhabitants of Australia, but can also apply to other groups, highlighting their status as the earliest residents of an area.
The aborigines of Australia have a unique way of life.
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せんじゅうみん先住民のぶんか文化the culture of indigenous peopleせんじゅうみん先住民のけんり権利the rights of indigenous peopleせんじゅうみん先住民のげんご言語the languages of indigenous peopleせんじゅうみん先住民のでんとう伝統the traditions of indigenous peopleせんじゅうみん先住民とのたいわ対話dialogue with indigenous peopleせんじゅうみん先住民にたいする対するりかい理解understanding of indigenous peopleせんじゅう先住みんほ民保ごほう護法indigenous protection lawせんじゅうみん先住民のとち土地the land of indigenous peopleせんじゅうみん先住民のれきし歴史the history of indigenous peopleせんじゅうみん先住民のこみゅにてぃコミュニティcommunities of indigenous people
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