Definicja i Znaczenie "native"

native

PRZYMIOTNIK

rodzimy, krajowy

related to one's place of birth

Example

She spoke with a native accent from her hometown.

The native language of the region is widely spoken among the local population.

The native flora and fauna of the area are protected by conservation efforts.

rodzimy, tubylczy

belonging to one by birth

rdzenny, lokalny

describing the people who have lived in an area for a very long time

Example

Native Hawaiians have a unique cultural identity and deep spiritual connection to the islands, which they have called home for centuries.

The native peoples of the Arctic, such as the Inuit and Yupik, have adapted to the harsh conditions of the region and have sustained themselves through hunting, fishing, and traditional practices for millennia.

The Native Americans of North America have diverse cultures, languages, and traditions, reflecting their long history of inhabiting the land prior to European colonization.

rodzimy, naturalny

as found in nature in the elemental form

Native

RZECZOWNIK

miejscowy, rdzenny

a person born in a particular place, especially one associated with an indigenous culture

Example

The natives of the island have preserved their unique cultural heritage for centuries.

The native spoke about the history of their land with great pride.

As natives of the region, they have a deep understanding of the local flora and fauna.

gatunek autochtoniczny, flora i fauna rodzimych

indigenous plants and animals