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Autochthonous
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332-1 | native | أهالي | domorodec —rodák |
Gebürtiger | originarios —nativos |
syntyperäinen asukas | originaire —natif |
nativo —originario |
krajowcy | NATURAL —NATIVO |
Уроженец |
332-2 | autochthonous —indigenous —aboriginal |
سكان البلد الأصليون | autochthon —praobyvatel —původní obyvatelstvo |
Urbewohner —Eingeborener |
autóctono —indígena —aborígenes —naturales |
kanta-asukas | autochtone —indigène —aborigène |
autoctono —indigeno —aborigeno |
autochtoni —tubylcy —ludność miejscowa |
AUTÓCTONE —INDÍGENA —ABORÍGENE |
Аборигены —Население туземное —Автохтоны —Коренное население |
332-3 | native-born | مواطنون بالولادة | obyvatel narozený v zemi | (im) Inland Geborener | nacidos en el país | maassa syntynyt | né dans le pays | nato nel paese | osoby urodzone w kraju | NASCIDO no país | Местный уроженец |
332-4 | foreign-born | مولودون بالخارج | obyvatel narozený v cizině | (im) Ausland Geborener | nacidos en el extranjero | ulkomailla syntynyt | né à l’étranger | nato all’estero | osoby urodzone za granicą | NASCIDO no estrangeiro | Лица родившиеся за границей |
Individuals born in the territory in which they live are called natives1 of that territory. If their ancestors have lived there for a long time they are called autochthonous2, indigenous2 or aboriginal2 inhabitants; the last term is often reserved for primitive peoples. Statistics frequently distinguish between native-born3 and foreign-born4 individuals.
- 1. The term "native" is also used occasionally to denote a person of non-European descent born in a subject territory.
- 2. Aboriginal inhabitants are sometimes called aborigines.
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