Aborigines in Portuguese
Aborigines in Portuguese is aborígines — Aborigines means the original or earliest known inhabitants of a region.
Aborigines in Portuguese
aborígines
(Roman mythology) The earliest inhabitants of central Italy, from whom the Latins were said to have descended.
What does "Aborigines" mean?
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noun The original or earliest known inhabitants of a region.
"The museum explains how the aborigines of the island fished and farmed."
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Aborigines in a sentence
- The museum explains how the aborigines of the island fished and farmed.
- Early travelers often wrote about the aborigines they met along the coast.
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What is "Aborigines" in Portuguese?
"Aborigines" in Portuguese is aborígines. Aborigines means: The original or earliest known inhabitants of a region.
How do you use "Aborigines" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum explains how the aborigines of the island fished and farmed." In Portuguese, "Aborigines" is aborígines.
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