indigenous in Latin
indigenous in Latin is indigenus — indigenous means originating naturally in a particular place; native, especially before colonization or outside influence.
indigenous in Latin
indigenus
What does "indigenous" mean?
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adj Originating naturally in a particular place; native, especially before colonization or outside influence.
"The Aboriginals were indigenous to Victoria before the World War."
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indigenous in a sentence
- The Aboriginals were indigenous to Victoria before the World War.
- Kangaroos are indigenous to Australia and cannot be found wild in Europe.
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What is "indigenous" in Latin?
"indigenous" in Latin is indigenus. indigenous means: Originating naturally in a particular place; native, especially before colonization or outside influence.
How do you use "indigenous" in a sentence?
Example: "Kangaroos are indigenous to Australia and cannot be found wild in Europe." In Latin, "indigenous" is indigenus.
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