Original inhabitant: meaning, definitions and examples
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original inhabitant
[ əˈrɪdʒɪnl ɪnˈhæbɪtənt ]
historical
A person who is native to a particular place and has been living there for a long time, especially before the arrival of settlers or colonizers.
Synonyms
aboriginal, indigenous, native
Examples of usage
- The original inhabitants of this land have a deep connection to its history.
- The original inhabitants welcomed the newcomers with open arms.
Translations
Translations of the word "original inhabitant" in other languages:
🇵🇹 habitante original
- aborígene
- indígena
🇮🇳 मूल निवासी
🇩🇪 Ureinwohner
🇮🇩 penduduk asli
🇺🇦 корінний житель
🇵🇱 rdzenny mieszkaniec
🇯🇵 原住民 (げんじゅうみん)
🇫🇷 habitant original
🇪🇸 habitante original
🇹🇷 yerli halk
🇰🇷 원주민 (wonjumin)
🇸🇦 السكان الأصليين
🇨🇿 původní obyvatel
🇸🇰 pôvodný obyvateľ
🇨🇳 原住民 (yuán zhù mín)
🇸🇮 prvotni prebivalec
🇮🇸 frumbyggja
🇰🇿 түпкі тұрғын
🇬🇪 მშობლიური მცხოვრები
🇦🇿 yerli sakin
🇲🇽 habitante original
Etymology
The term 'original inhabitant' refers to individuals or groups of people who have lived in a specific place for an extended period, typically before the arrival of outsiders or colonizers. These individuals are considered the first or earliest inhabitants of a region, and their presence predates significant changes brought about by external influences. The concept of original inhabitants is often discussed in the context of indigenous rights, historical land claims, and cultural preservation.