Northern native: meaning, definitions and examples
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northern native
[ ˈnɔːrðərn ˈneɪtɪv ]
people
Indigenous people who have historically lived in the northern regions of a country. They have their own unique cultures, languages, and traditions.
Synonyms
First Nations, aboriginals, indigenous people
Examples of usage
- The northern natives of Canada have a deep connection to the land.
- The government is working to protect the rights of the northern natives.
plants/animals
Flora and fauna that are native to the northern regions of a country. These species have adapted to the cold climate and harsh conditions.
Synonyms
indigenous species, native flora and fauna
Examples of usage
- Polar bears are iconic northern natives.
- The northern native plants are resilient to extreme weather.
Translations
Translations of the word "northern native" in other languages:
🇵🇹 nativo do norte
🇮🇳 उत्तरी देशी
🇩🇪 nördlicher Eingeborener
🇮🇩 pribumi utara
🇺🇦 північний корінний житель
🇵🇱 rdzenny mieszkaniec północy
🇯🇵 北方の先住民
🇫🇷 autochtone du nord
🇪🇸 nativo del norte
🇹🇷 kuzeyli yerli
🇰🇷 북부 원주민
🇸🇦 السكان الأصليون في الشمال
🇨🇿 severní domorodec
🇸🇰 severný domorodec
🇨🇳 北方土著
🇸🇮 severni domorodec
🇮🇸 norður innfæddur
🇰🇿 солтүстіктің тумасы
🇬🇪 ჩრდილოეთის მკვიდრი
🇦🇿 şimal yerli
🇲🇽 nativo del norte
Word origin
The term 'northern native' is used to refer to both indigenous people and native flora/fauna of the northern regions. It emphasizes the connection between these groups and their natural environment. The history of these communities dates back thousands of years, with rich cultural traditions and sustainable ways of living in harmony with nature.