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| nativo |
native
native-born
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| natal |
native
home
natal
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| natural |
natural
native
plain
fresh
lifelike
simple
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| indígena |
indigenous
native
aboriginal
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| materno |
maternal
native
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| autóctono |
indigenous
native
autochthonous
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| innato |
innate
inborn
inbred
native
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| nativo |
native
aboriginal
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| natural |
nature
native
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| indígena |
native
indigene
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| patria |
homeland
fatherland
home
motherland
mother country
native
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| nacional |
national
native
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Whites, mestizos, Indians, men, women, children, clean people and dirty, many women and little girls dressed gaudily in the costumes of their native state, all crowded together.
If we washed the dirt down at the brook, a native hunter might see us and get suspicious.
Antoninan snapped his telescope shut and said something filthy in his native tongue.
They had washed his wounds with hot water and poured into them mescal, a very strong native brandy.
Finally there came a time when dona Maria was overcome by such a longing for her native land, for a clean house, for a pretty kitchen, for a beautiful bedroom and a soft bed with a male companion in it, and for surroundings free from mosquitoes, fever, polluted water, snakes, and other horrors that she knew she could stand this life no longer.
He said something in his native speech to Garten.
When people began to move between continents they brought new diseases with them, sometimes so bad that they wiped out over half the native population.
They were not native to it, and that was repulsive.
They did not work at all with the government officials, and without native labor the mine was worthless.
Hailing from a poor family in a provincial town of Spain, she suddenly imagined herself returning to her native country the richest woman in the world.
With the money he went back to his native state, Kansas, where he bought a farm and led an easy life.
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