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Meanings of "indigenous to" in Spanish English Dictionary : 1 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
indigenous to indígena de [adj]

Meanings of "indigenous to" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 83 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
pertaining to the chané indigenous people chané [adj]
pertaining to the chango indigenous people of northern chile chango [adj]
pertaining to the indigenous regions of west and north mexico chichimeca (náhuatl) [adj]
pertaining to indigenous people from the bolivar province chimbo [adj]
pertaining to the indigenous south american chimú people chimú [adj]
pertaining to the cocama indigenous people cocama [adj]
pertaining to the mocoví indigenous tribe mocoví [adj]
respectful treatment offered to indigenous community leaders apu (del quechua) [m] PE
indigenous dance performed to the music of kettledrum or tabor atabal [m] CU
(in indigenous communities) an important person due to their authority or wisdom calpul [m] GT
indigenous farmer with the legal authority to represent a community cabecilla [m] ECrur.
indigenous folk dance in which dancers hold a bow and arrows and play with them to the sound of music as a part of the choreography chuncho [m] BO:C,W
natural or man-made cave where indigenous people used to bury their dead relatives and their belongings chenque [m] AR:S
pertaining to the cayuvava indigenous group cayubaba [m] BO
indigenous farmer who moves to the city and typically works as a porter indiaco [m] BO:W
long stick used to beat a rhythm, very used by the chaco indigenous people kahuis [m] PY
used by indigenous people to store and transport food or tools mapire [m] VE
game similar to dice originating from the tarahumara indigenous people quince [m] MX:N
work system in indigenous communities where the men work for a week in exchange for the right to plant a portion of land pongaje [m] PErur.
work system in indigenous communities where the men work for a week in exchange for the right to plant a portion of land pongueaje [m] BOdisused
indigenous national sport of throwing a ring to land on a rod or to explode firecrackers turmeque [m] CO:C
thief dedicated to stealing hats of indigenous women sombrerero [m] BO:Wdelinq.
mantle to cover the head of an indigenous person sute [m] GTSV
a linen shirt used by eastern bolivian indigenous people, long enough to cover their knees camijeta [f] BO
indigenous migration to lima and the coastline cholificación [f] PE
reed frame loaded with gunpowder used to liven up religious festivities in indigenous towns of ecuador chihuahua [f] ECdisused
process of transculturation by an indigenous person to mestizo culture ladinización [f] MXGTHNSVECcult
braid of any thin fiber that indigenous people use to tie and pull all kinds of things jimba [f] EC:C
indigenous farmer who travels to the city llama [f] BO:Wderog.
indigenous shawl, very colorful and contrasting with the color of one's skirt, used to cover a woman's shoulders and back lliclla [f] ECPEBO:W,CAR:Nw
indigenous shawl, very colorful and contrasting with the color of one's skirt, used to cover a woman's shoulders and back, (llijlla) llijlla [f] BO:W,CAR:Nw
generic name traditionally given to indigenous woman maría [f] MXGT
generic name traditionally given to indigenous woman maría [f] PAdisused
indigenous person who offers services for free to the church or local government chajal [m/f] GT
indigenous person belonging to this group colla [m/f] CLARUY
indigenous farmer who emigrates to the city larama [m/f] BO:W,Cderog.
indigenous farmer who emigrates to the city lari [m/f] BO
indigenous farmer who moves from the country to the city runa [m/f] BO:C,Wderog.
referring to a person with indigenous features alongado [adj] derog.
pertaining to someone who only speaks an indigenous language and cannot communicate in spanish cerrado [adj] BO
pertaining to the cayuvava indigenous group cayuvava [adj] BO
pertaining to a group of typically indigenous people settled in a rural zone comunal [adj] ECPY
pertaining to the collas indigenous group or to their culture colla [adj] CLARUY
relating to indigenous people jashte [adj] GT
relating to indigenous people jashto [adj] GT
relating to andean indigenous people who have adopted urban western habits and customs lorcho [adj] PE
pertaining to the tehuelche indigenous people puelche [adj] AR
teach mestizo cultural and linguistic elements to an indigenous person aladinarse [v] GT
teach mestizo cultural and linguistic elements to an indigenous person ladinizarse [v] GTHNSV
Colloquial
temporary cohabitation of a couple to decide whether to marry or not (indigenous communities) amaño [m] ECrur.rare
gift, especially that given to an indigenous steward in a religious festival jocho (inglés hotdog) [m] ECrarerur.
indigenous farmer who emigrates to the city tata [m] BO
indigenous farmer who emigrates to the city tatala [m] BO:C,W,Sderog.
International Law
report on the actions taken by other international organizations to promote the rights of indigenous peoples informe sobre las actividades desarrolladas por otras organizaciones internacionales para la promoción de los derechos de los pueblos indígenas
fund for voluntary contributions to indigenous populations fondo de contribuciones voluntarias para poblaciones indígenas
Ornithology
a species of flowering plant indigenous to south africa. (strelitzia reginae) pájaro de sol [m]
Gastronomy
bitter tonic drink prepared with guarana, that is consumed by some indigenous people to get their strength back cupana [f] VE
History
pertaining to an indigenous people that inhabited the islands of paraná coronda [adj]
Botany
a member of the family asteraceae, grows as a native in el salvador, has been used by indigenous people to treat stomach ache tachiste [m] MX
a member of the family asteraceae, grows as a native in el salvador, has been used by indigenous people to treat stomach ache barrehorno [m] HN
a plant indigenous to the sonoran desert and chihuahuan desert in the southwestern united states, and northern mexico (fouquieria splendens) ocotillo [m] MX
indigenous plant of spain, very similar to the hypericum, with quadrangular stem and perforated leaves of points only in the margins ásciro [m]
a perennial climbing vine indigenous to central and southern europe nueza [f]
a perennial climbing vine indigenous to central and southern europe aguilonia [f] ESlocal
a perennial climbing vine indigenous to central and southern europe (bryonia dioica) anorza [f]
a perennial climbing vine indigenous to central and southern europe (bryonia dioica) nueza blanca [f]
a perennial climbing vine indigenous to central and southern europe (bryonia dioica) brionia [f]
Folklore
authority in indigenous communities whose mission is to carry out municipal functions and resolve differences amicably envarado [m] PE
indigenous music from the region of san josé de chiquitos, very similar to the taquirari, but with a simpler rhythm and melody guatoró [m] BO
nocturnal phantom that, according to indigenous belief, searched for women to live with them and they defended themsevles with amulets maboiá [m] PR
nocturnal phantom that, according to indigenous belief, searched for women to live with them and they defended themsevles with amulets maboya [m] PR
nocturnal phantom that, according to indigenous belief, searched for women to live with them and they defended themsevles with amulets mabuya [m] PR
fist fight between two indigenous communities in a ritual to prepare for the planting season nuwasi [m] BO
percussion instrument whose membrane extends over a hollowed out trunk rooted to the ground, used by the chiriguano indigenous people pim-pim [m] AR:Nw
percussion instrument whose membrane extends over a hollowed out trunk rooted to the ground, used by the chiriguano indigenous people pin-pin [m] AR:Nw
indigenous couple living together prior to marriage servinacuy [m] PE
lenca indigenous ceremony where prayers, offerings and animal sacrifices are offered to spirits and divinities tributo [m] HN
lenca indigenous ceremony where prayers, offerings and animal sacrifices are offered to spirits and divinities agradecimiento [m] HN:W
popular dance to the beat of indigenous instruments moving from house to house in search of more dancers guacherna [f] CO:N
traditional indigenous dance executed with flags to celebrate carnival and the coming harvest huifala [f] PE
indigenous lenca ceremony where thanks are given to the spirits or deities with prayers, offerings, and animal sacrifices obligación [f] HN
Mammals
a species of artiodactyl (even-toed, hoofed) mammal indigenous to interior western and central north america. (antilocapra americana) berrendo [m]
Botany
a perennial climbing vine indigenous to central and southern europe (bryonia dioica) silonia [f] ESlocal