aboriginal (ethnology, Australia - man, Australia - woman, ethnology - man, ethnology - woman)

eingeboren (a) (ethnology)

autochthon (a) (ethnology)

Ureinwohner (n) [m.] (Australia - man)

Ureinwohnerin (n) [f.] (Australia - woman)

Eingeborene (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

Eingeborene (n) [m.] (ethnology - woman)

aborigène (a) [m.] (ethnology)

aborigène (n) [m.] (Australia - man)

aborigène (n) [m.] (Australia - woman)

autochtone (a) [m.] (ethnology)

autochtone (n) [m.] (Australia - man)

autochtone (n) [m.] (Australia - woman)

autochtone (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

autochtone (n) [m.] (ethnology - woman)

indigène (a) [m.] (ethnology)

indigène (n) [m.] (Australia - man)

indigène (n) [m.] (Australia - woman)

originaire (a) (ethnology)

natif (a) [m.] (ethnology)

natif (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

native (n) [f.] (ethnology - woman)

autoctono (a) [m.] (ethnology)

autoctono (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

aborigeno (a) [m.] (ethnology)

aborigeno (n) [m.] (Australia - man)

aborigeno (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

indigeno (a) [m.] (ethnology)

indigeno (n) [m.] (Australia - man)

indigeno (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

nativo (a) [m.] (ethnology)

nativo (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

locale (a) [m.] (ethnology)

nativa (n) [f.] (ethnology - woman)

autoctona (n) [f.] (ethnology - woman)

aborigena (n) [f.] (Australia - woman)

aborigena (n) [f.] (ethnology - woman)

indigena (n) [f.] (Australia - woman)

indigena (n) [f.] (ethnology - woman)

nativo (a) [m.] (ethnology)

nativo (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

indígena (a) [m.] (ethnology)

indígena (n) [m.] (Australia - man)

indígena (n) [m.] (Australia - woman)

aborigen (a) [m.] (ethnology)

aborigen (n) [m.] (Australia - man)

aborigen (n) [m.] (Australia - woman)

aborigen (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

aborigen (n) [m.] (ethnology - woman)

autóctono (a) [m.] (ethnology)

autóctono (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

autóctono (n) [m.] (ethnology - woman)

nativa (n) [f.] (ethnology - woman)

inheems (a) (ethnology)

inlands (a) (ethnology)

autochtoon (a) [m.] (ethnology)

autochtoon (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

ingeborene (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

ingeborene (n) [m.] (ethnology - woman)

oerbewoner (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

inboorling (n) [m.] (Australia - man)

inboorling (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

inheemse (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

inheemse (n) [m.] (ethnology - woman)

inlander (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

autochtone (n) [f.] (ethnology - woman)

oerbewoonster (n) [f.] (ethnology - woman)

inboorlinge (n) [f.] (Australia - woman)

inboorlinge (n) [f.] (ethnology - woman)

aboriginal (n) [m.] (Australia - man)

aboriginal (n) [m.] (Australia - woman)

ursprunglig (a) (ethnology)

infödd (a) (ethnology)

inhemsk (a) (ethnology)

inföding (u) (n) (ethnology - man)

inföding (u) (n) (ethnology - woman)

urinvånare (u) (n) (ethnology - man)

urinvånare (u) (n) (ethnology - woman)

aboriginer (u) (n) (Australia - man)

aboriginer (u) (n) (Australia - woman)

nativo (a) [m.] (ethnology)

nativo (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

nativa (n) [f.] (ethnology - woman)

autóctone (a) [m.] (ethnology)

autóctone (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

autóctone (n) [m.] (ethnology - woman)

aborígine (a) [m.] (ethnology)

aborígine (n) [m.] (Australia - man)

aborígine (n) [m.] (Australia - woman)

aborígine (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

aborígine (n) [m.] (ethnology - woman)

indígena (a) [m.] (ethnology)

indígena (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

indígena (n) [m.] (ethnology - woman)