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[a
non-native
resident
of
Munich,
Germany]
Wahlmünchener
{m}
non-native
{adj}
[referring
to
non-Native
Americans]
nicht-indianisch
ling.
non-natives
[short:
non-native
speakers]
Nicht-Muttersprachler
{pl}
[a
non-native
resident
of
Munich,
Germany]
[female]
Wahlmünchenerin
{f}
women
trafficking
[common
but
non-native
English]
[preferred:
trafficking
in
women]
Frauenhandel
{m}
homegrown
{adj}
[native,
indigenous]
einheimisch
ling.
natives
[short:
native
speakers]
Muttersprachler
{pl}
ethn.
relig.
powwow
[of
Native
Americans]
Versammlung
{f}
home
town
[native
town]
Heimatgemeinde
{f}
to
expatriate
[banish
from
native
country]
verbannen
to
ostracize
[banish
from
native
country]
verbannen
expatriate
[banished
from
native
country]
Ausgebürgerter
{m}
cloth.
headdress
[worn
by
Native
Americans]
Federschmuck
{m}
ethn.
smudging
[Native
American
ceremony]
traditionelle
Rauchzeremonie
{f}
[native
of
Canton
Solothurn
in
Switzerland]
Solothurner
{m}
ethn.
geogr.
Aeginetan
[inhabitant
or
native
of
Aegina]
Äginete
{m}
ethn.
Aleppine
[native
or
inhabitant
of
Aleppo]
Aleppiner
{m}
Antwerpian
[native
or
inhabitant
of
Antwerp]
Antwerpener
{m}
Bruxellois
[native
or
inhabitant
of
Brussels]
Brüsseler
{m}
ethn.
Marseillais
[native
or
inhabitant
of
Marseilles]
Marseiller
{m}
Mecklenburgian
[native
or
inhabitant
of
Mecklenburg]
Mecklenburger
{m}
Pekingese
[native
or
inhabitant
of
Beijing]
Pekinger
{m}
archi.
ethn.
pithouse
[native
American
type
of
dwelling]
Erdhaus
{n}
ethn.
hist.
peace
chief
[Native
Americans]
Friedenshäuptling
{m}
[nordamerik.
Indianer]
ethn.
hist.
war
chief
[Native
Americans]
Kriegshäuptling
{m}
[nordamerik.
Indianer]
geogr.
[female
native
of
Canton
Solothurn
in
Switzerland]
Solothurnerin
{f}
ethn.
[male
native
or
inhabitant
of
Zug,
Switzerland]
Zuger
{m}
ethn.
Anatolian
[a
native
or
inhabitant
of
Anatolia]
Anatolier
{m}
hist.
ayah
[native
nanny
in
colonial
times]
eingeborene
Kinderfrau
{f}
ethn.
Indian
[female
Central
or
South
American
native]
Indiofrau
{f}
Mecklenburgian
[female]
[native
or
inhabitant
of
Mecklenburg]
Mecklenburgerin
{f}
[Finnish
citizen
whose
native
language
is
Swedish]
Finnländer
{m}
[Finnlandschwede]
ethn.
hist.
Five
Civilized
Tribes
[Native
American
nations]
Fünf
Zivilisierte
Stämme
{pl}
gastr.
zool.
T
(black)
Iberian
pig
[native
to
the
Iberian
Peninsula]
Iberisches
Schwein
{n}
hist.
amah
[native
nanny
in
colonial
times]
eingeborene
Kinderfrau
{f}
[bes.
Ostasien]
kelper
[coll.]
[native
or
inhabitant
of
the
Falkland
Islands]
Falkländer
{m}
ethn.
redskin
[offensive]
[Native
American]
Indianer
{m}
[heute
von
manchen
als
diskriminierend
empfunden]
full-blood
{adj}
[Am.]
[mostly
dated]
[esp.
Indian,
Native
American,
etc.]
Vollblut-
expellee
[ethnic
and
native
Germans
expelled
from
other
countries
after
WW
II]
Heimatvertriebener
{m}
injun
[racial
slur
for
a
Native
American]
[Am.]
[pej.]
[beleidigende
Bezeichnung
für
Indianerin]
Jutlander
[native
or
inhabitant
of
Jutland]
Jütländer
{m}
[Person,
gebürtig
oder
wohnhaft
in
Jütland]
mineral.
rosickyite
[a
mineral
γ-S
consisting
of
native
sulfur
in
the
gamma
crystal
form]
Rosickyit
{m}
ling.
Fon
(language)
[native
name:
Fon
gbè]
Fon
{n}
[Eigenbezeichnung:
Fɔngbè]
red
man
[pej.]
[Native
American]
roter
Mann
{m}
[pej.]
[Indianer]
ethn.
Kickapoo
[member
of
a
Native
American
nation]
Kickapoo
{m}
Bernese
[inhabitant
/
native
of
Bern
or
the
Canton
of
Berne]
Berner
{m}
ethn.
Adena
culture
[Pre-Columbian
Native
American
culture]
Adena-Kultur
{f}
[auch:
Adenakultur]
ethn.
Hopewell
culture
[Pre-Columbian
Native
American
culture]
Hopewell-Kultur
{f}
[auch:
Hopewellkultur]
ethn.
Hopewell
tradition
[Pre-Columbian
Native
American
culture]
Hopewell-Kultur
{f}
[auch:
Hopewellkultur]
ethn.
Hackensack
(people)
[Native
American
tribe]
Hackensack
{pl}
[Indianerstamm]
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