Hanapin
primitive
01
primitibo, matanda
characteristic of an early stage of human or animal evolution
02
primitibo, simpleng
related or belonging to a society or way of life without modern industry, etc.
04
primitive, naïve
(of an art style) simple and naive, intentionally avoiding refined techniques
05
primitibo, elemental
(of behavior or feelings) instinctual, originating from unconscious needs or desires
Primitive
01
primitibo, ugat
a base word or root from which other words are historically derived or formed
02
primitibo, pandidikadong function
an algebraic or geometric expression or curve from which a related expression, like a polar or reciprocal, is derived
03
primitibo, unang tao
a person who belongs to an early or undeveloped society
Old use04
primitibo, primitibong artista
an artist who creates artwork that is simple and unrefined, often resembling the style of a child's drawings
4.1
primitibo, primitibong sining
a work of art that displays a simple, unrefined style, with basic forms and minimal detail
05
primitibo, primitibong artist
an artist from the period before the Renaissance, characterized by a simpler, more symbolic style
5.1
primitibo, primitibong sining
an example of artwork from the period before the Renaissance, often characterized by its symbolic, flat style and lack of perspective
primitive
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prime
n
primitively
adv
primitively
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primitiveness
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primitiveness
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Halimbawa
Primitive man relied on basic survival skills, such as hunting and gathering.
Fossils of primitive animals give insight into Earth's early history.
The cave paintings depict the life of primitive man.
The island's ecosystem still contains primitive species that have remained unchanged for centuries.
The discovery of primitive plants helped scientists understand ancient ecosystems.
