आदिवासी व्यक्तीचा जन्म एका विशिष्ट ठिकाणी होतो,

Noun:

असभ्य लोक, आदिवासी, स्वदेशी,

Adjective:

आदिम, स्वदेशी, जंगली,

aboriginals's Usage Examples:

A law was passed forbidding any white, other than station owners, to approach groups of aboriginals at a distance underfive chains(100 metres.

This clause is, of course, in the interest of the aboriginals.

History The aboriginals of Rehoboth and its surroundings are the now seemingly extinct and or greatly assimilated/ accultured San (Haiǁom) and the Damaras, of the ǃAinîn traditional community (or rather the Dama of the ǃAib [aka ǀHūǃgaoben]), a sub clan of the ǀGowanîn (Dune Damaras/ Damaras of the Kalahari).

While some aboriginals were forced to work, this was not the case for Jack Davis and his brother.

Fort Toronto (Fort Portneuf)In 1750, the French built another trading post named Fort Toronto near the mouth of the Humber River, with the intention of diverting aboriginals using the Toronto Carrying-Place Trail from proceeding to the British fort in Oswego, New York.

In this the aboriginals were non-different from the tribes of classical Europe, whose names still dot the map of Europe.

Tommy was given a horse, harness and cart as reward since aboriginals at the time had no citizenship rights and were not permitted to own land.

However, obtaining such citizenship carried with it a provision, that the new 'Australian' ex-aboriginal person solemnly undertake to no longer associate with aboriginals, with the sole exception of members of their immediate families.

Kuwarra could, like other Westralian aboriginals, obtain citizenship according to a law passed in 1944, which was on the books until its repeal in 1971.

Our aboriginals spoke an eastern branch of the group.

By 1980, aboriginals with Kuwarra descent numbered a mere 60 people.

Synonyms:

native,

Antonyms:

nonnative, acquaintance,