originally from the country in which it is found

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adj. 1. The aboriginal inhabitants of an area. 2. The descendants of the original inhabitants of an area who have been colonized. The Sami are indigenous to Scandinavia, Finland and the Russian Kola Peninsula. (Note: When used to refer to a People, "Indigenous" is capitalized.)

existing, growing naturally in a region or country; belonging (to) as a native

a. (L. in, within; gignere, to bear, produce) native; originating or occurring naturally in the place specified.

People who are the original inhabitants of an area

Native (adjective).

Plant which occurs naturally in a region or country

Existing, growing, or produced naturally in a region or area.

Plant species that are native to that region. These plants are believed to be growing in the wild at least for the span of human history.

Native to a particular area, not introduced

being native to or living naturally in an area.

Generally used in the international context, "indigenous" refers to peoples who are original to a particular territory. This term is very similar to Aboriginal and has a positive connotation.

Produced by, or naturally belonging to, a particular region or area

Originating from a culture with ancient ties to the land in which a group resides. The term used by the United Nations in it recognition of the special or unique rights of 'first peoples' or 'first nations.' Institutional Racism: Refers to a system of laws, policies, and other political/economic arrangements that perpetuate .and maintain subordinate and dominant group positions in society according to race or ethnicity.

Any species of plant or animals native to a given land or water area by natural occurrence.

Native to a particular region or country.

native but not restricted to a particular geographic area

Native to a specified area, not introduced. An indigenous tree is one that grows naturally within a specific environment or within certain predetermined boundaries.

produced, growing or living in the region of origin; Languages & Religion

A plant native to the area.

(adj.) Originating in or native to an area.

In-dij-in-uss people are people whose ancestors lived in that place, like Native Americans or Aborigines in Australia.

originating in and characterising a particular region or country; refers to knowledge, plants, skills, animals, etc.

Indigenous means "native to the area." In this sense, Aboriginal people are indeed indigenous to North America.

A species that occurs naturally in an area; native.

status of an organism which is native to the habitat in which it exists

naturally occurring in more than one place.

Growing naturally within a specific environment or within certain boundaries.

(in dij' s) A plant, animal, or people native to a region.

species which occur naturally in a defined geographical area and which have not been introduced by human intervention: also referred to as native.

native to a region, whether people, plants, wildlife, or cultural expressions.

Belonging to the local area, native and not imported from anywhere.

(region): Occurring naturally in a defined area. (cf. endemic). it is important to note that the area must be specified. Thus the Baobab Adansonia digitata is indigenous to South Africa, but it is not indigenous to Natal. The Marsh Rose Orothamnus zeyheri is indigenous and endemic to Western Cape and South Africa, but not to Eastern Cape.

a descriptive term for an animal or plant indicating that it originates naturally from the area concerned.

Native to a country or region; not introduced.

Anything which is native to, or has its origins in, a particular region.

native, belong naturally to. etty: structure projecting into the sea for the purpose of mooring boats. and reclamation: process of creating new, dry land on the seabed.

Native to or originating in an area. Something that is produced, lives or grows naturally in a particular region.

Living or occurring naturally in a specific area or environment; native.

To be indigenous to a land or region is to be native to it. The native peoples of the Americas are the indigenous people of that land. Their ancestors were the first human beings to call that part of the world home, making them distinct from settlers who came to the Americas after 1492 during the period of European colonization.

naturally existing in a place or country.

People native to an area.

Native, of local origin

indigenous people or things belong to the country in which they are found, rather than coming there or being brought there from another country.

original inhabitant, native to the country, originating in the country

Born, growing, or produced naturally (native) in an area, region, or country.

There is no official definition on Indigenous peoples. In part, indigenous is described as follows: "Indigenous communities, peoples and nations are those which, having a historical continuity with pre-invasion and pre-colonial societies that developed on their territories, consider themselves distinct from other sectors of the societies now prevailing on those territories, or parts of them..." Its meaning is similar to Aboriginal Peoples, Native Peoples or First Peoples. It is often used to refer to Aboriginal people internationally.

Referring to peoples understood to be "natives" or original inhabitants of lands now threatened by urbanization or other factors. Opponents of globalization argue that the cultures of indigenous peoples are under particular threat from the forces of globalization.

means native to New Zealand.

native; originating in and characterizing a particular region or country

people whose ancestry belongs to a region or country and who are likely to insist on their right to a separate culture linked to a particular territory and their history. Generally, indigenous people have maintained their own language, culture and social organization distinct from the dominant trends of the societies in which they live.

Native to a specified area or region; not introduced. Anton. Exotic. ( BCFT).

A species of wood native to a particular area or region.

living or occurring naturally in a region.

Naturally occurring in (ie native to) a particular place. See also: introduced, alien, native

inn-did-jen-uss) Of/from the area naturally, or naturally-occurring. A native species or one not introduced artificially.

native to a country, region or area.

Species whose origin has not been introduced from elsewhere.

Native to a given place.

means naturally occurring in an area, such as an indigenous species.

originating and developing naturally in a particular land, region, or environment

people born or originating in a region.

In relation to people, or more precisely, peoples, the term indigenous can be interpreted as aboriginal, native, or simply not foreign. From a cultural perspective, definitions and connections go deeper than simply a native born generation. In the Aotearoa New Zealand context, Maori are the indigenous people, and this is articulated in the term tangata whenua, the people of the land. Likewise, in many parts of the world there are peoples who hold status as the indigenous inhabitants of their environment, from the Inuit of northern Canada, other Native American or First Nationsâ€(tm) peoples of the North American continent, to Aborigine and Torres Strait Island peoples of Australia, etc. Items linked to this NZFVC Topic Area cover the narrower category of studies, some comparative, of indigenous peoplesâ€(tm) experiences of family violence.

Native; naturally occurring.

Native to an area. e.g. Indigenous plants and animals.

A plant or animal natural to a particular region.

Originating or occurring naturally in a region.

Found naturally in an area. See native.

Another word for ‘native’. A plant or animal found naturally in one or a number of countries, eg. the akeake tree is native to both New Zealand and Australia.

A group of people having a long established presence in a country or region through many generations. See Native American.

Originating in and characteristic of a particular region or country; native.

Those things belonging to the people of which they are a part. Non-indigenous practices are those which have been imported or borrowed from the outside.

Native to a particular habitat.

generated from within or capable of originating from within the local context. This contrasts with exogenous.

Native to a particular country or area.

Having origins in a region or a country.

persons who identify themselves as being of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander origin.

Any species of wildlife native to a given land or water area by natural occurrence. ( FS People's Glossary of Eco Mgmt Terms)

having originated in and being produced, growing, living, or naturally occurring in a particular region or environment

Originating in and characterising a particular region, area or country.

means to have originated or to occur naturally in a particular region.

existing, growing or produced naturally in a particular region

originating in the region or country where found; native

An indigenous organism is one that lives naturally in a particular region and were not introduced there by man.

Occurring naturally in a particular region or environment. Also referred to as the "native."

Indigenous organisms are natives to that locality.

The Native American blues-rock group Indigenous consists of two brothers, Mato Nanji (vocals and guitar, b. 1974), Pte (bass guitar), their sister, Wanbdi (drums, vocals), and their cousin, Horse (percussion).

In the field of ecology, an indigenous species is an organism which is native to a region or ecosystem. Basically, the term indigenous (or native) means that an organism (species) both originated and evolved in a particular region, and is a natural member of that region's biotic community. The term also implies that humans were not involved in the dispersal or colonization of the species in that particular region.