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Definition
Synonym
Urbev�lkerung
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Urbevölkerung
f
native population, native inhabitants
Urbevölkerung
f
native population; native inhabitants
Urbedürfnis
n
; Grundbedürfnis
n
primal need
Datenerfassung
f
beleglose Datenerfassung
Datenerfassung
f
vom Urbeleg
data entry
primary data entry
secondary data entry
Urbeleg
m
original document
Urbeleg
original document
Datenerfassung vom Urbeleg
secondary data entry
Urbeleg
m
Urbelege
pl
original document
original documents
(manuelle) Dateneingabe
f
; Datenerfassung
f
comp.
beleglose Datenerfassung
Datenerfassung
f
vom Urbeleg
data input; data entry; entry of data
primary data entry
secondary data entry
Urbevölkerung
f
native population, native inhabitants
Urbevölkerung
f
native population; native inhabitants
Ureinwohner
m
, Urbewohner
m
Ureinwohner
pl
, Urbewohner
pl
aborigine
aborigines
Urbewohner
aborigines
Ureinwohner
m
; Urbewohner
m
Ureinwohner
pl
; Urbewohner
pl
aborigine
aborigines; native people
Deutsche
Urbev�lkerung Synonyme
Englische
native population native inhabitants Synonyme
native
aboriginal
aborigine
agrarian
arcadian
artless
atavistic
autochthon
autochthonous
basic
best
bodily
born
bucolic
by birth
candid
citizen
clan
coeval
congenital
connatal
connate
connatural
constitutional
crude
direct
domestic
earliest inhabitant
endemic
ethnic
exclusive
first
first comer
genetic
genuine
hereditary
home
homebred
homegrown
homespun
honest
impure
in the blood
in the raw
inartificial
inborn
inbred
incarnate
indigene
indigenous
indwelling
inhabitant
inherent
inherited
inland
innate
instinctive
instinctual
internal
intestine
intrinsic
local
local yokel
municipal
natal
national
native
to
native
-born
natural
natural to
naturelike
organic
original
pastoral
physical
primal
primitive
primitive settler
pristine
provincial
raw
resident
run-of-mine
rural
straightforward
temperamental
tribal
unacquired
unadorned
unaffected
unartificial
unassuming
uncultivated
undesigning
undisguising
undissembling
undissimulating
undomesticated
unembellished
unfeigning
ungraded
unpretending
unpretentious
unsorted
unspoiled
unsullied
untouched
unvarnished
vernacular
virgin
virginal
Urbev�lkerung Definition
Native
(
a.
)
Arising
by
birth
Native
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
one's
birth
Native
(
a.
)
Born
in
the
region
in
which
one
lives
Native
(
a.
)
Original
Native
(
a.
)
Conferred
by
birth
Native
(
a.
)
Naturally
related
Native
(
a.
)
Found
in
nature
uncombined
with
other
elements
Native
(
a.
)
Found
in
nature
Native
(
n.
)
One
who,
or
that
which,
is
born
in
a
place
or
country
referred
to
Native
(
n.
)
Any
of
the
live
stock
found
in
a
region,
as
distinguished
from
such
as
belong
to
pure
and
distinct
imported
breeds.
Population
(
n.
)
The
act
or
process
of
populating
Population
(
n.
)
The
whole
number
of
people,
or
inhabitants,
in
a
country,
or
portion
of
a
country
native population native inhabitants Bedeutung
native
indigenous
plants
and
animals
population
control
control
over
the
growth
of
population,
a
government
program
population
the
act
of
populating
(causing
to
live
in
a
place),
he
deplored
the
population
of
colonies
with
convicted
criminals
koala
koala
bear
kangaroo
bear
native
bear
Phascolarctos
cinereus
sluggish
tailless
Australian
arboreal
marsupial
with
grey
furry
ears
and
coat,
feeds
on
eucalyptus
leaves
and
bark
native
cat
Dasyurus
viverrinus
carnivorous
arboreal
cat-like
marsupials
of
Australia
and
Tasmania
population
universe
(statistics)
the
entire
aggregation
of
items
from
which
samples
can
be
drawn,
it
is
an
estimate
of
the
mean
of
the
population
native
language
the
language
that
a
person
has
spoken
from
earliest
childhood
population
profile
a
chart
showing
the
number
of
people
as
a
function
of
their
ages
population
shift
a
change
in
the
relative
numbers
of
the
different
groups
of
individuals
making
up
a
population
quandong
quandang
quantong
native
peach
red
Australian
fruit,
used
for
dessert
or
in
jam
population
a
group
of
organisms
of
the
same
species
inhabiting
a
given
area,
they
hired
hunters
to
keep
down
the
deer
population
population
the
people
who
inhabit
a
territory
or
state,
the
population
seemed
to
be
well
fed
and
clothed
Population
Commission
the
commission
of
the
Economic
and
Social
Council
of
the
United
Nations
that
is
concerned
with
population
control
fatherland
homeland
motherland
mother
country
country
of
origin
native
land
the
country
where
you
were
born
native
indigen
indigene
aborigine
aboriginal
an
indigenous
person
who
was
born
in
a
particular
place,
the
art
of
the
natives
of
the
northwest
coast,
the
Canadian
government
scrapped
plans
to
tax
the
grants
to
aboriginal
college
students
native
a
person
born
in
a
particular
place
or
country,
he
is
a
native
of
Brazil
Amerindian
Native
American
any
member
of
the
peoples
living
in
North
or
South
America
before
the
Europeans
arrived
Aborigine
Abo
Aboriginal
native
Australian
Australian
Aborigine
a
dark-skinned
member
of
a
race
of
people
living
in
Australia
when
Europeans
arrived
Alaska
Native
Alaskan
Native
Native
Alaskan
a
member
or
descendant
of
any
of
the
aboriginal
peoples
of
Alaska
Native
Hawaiian
a
member
or
descendant
of
the
indigenous
Polynesian
people
who
lived
in
the
Hawaiian
Islands
demographer
demographist
population
scientist
a
scientist
who
studies
the
growth
and
density
of
populations
and
their
vital
statistics
native
speaker
a
speaker
of
a
particular
language
who
has
spoken
that
language
since
earliest
childhood,
native
speakers
of
French
native
pomegranate
Capparis
arborea
small
Australian
tree
bearing
edible
fruit
resembling
the
pomegranate
native
orange
Capparis
mitchellii
small
Australian
tree
bearing
edible
dark
purple
fruit
native
pear
woody
pear
Xylomelum
pyriforme
tree
bearing
pear-shaped
fruit
with
a
thick
woody
epicarp
native
cranberry
groundberry
ground-berry
cranberry
heath
Astroloma
humifusum
Styphelia
humifusum
small
prostrate
or
ascending
shrub
having
scarlet
flowers
and
succulent
fruit
resembling
cranberries,
sometimes
placed
in
genus
Styphelia
konini
tree
fuchsia
native
fuchsia
Fuchsia
excorticata
erect
deciduous
shrub
or
tree
tofeet
with
maroon
flowers,
New
Zealand
common
flat
pea
native
holly
Playlobium
obtusangulum
low
spreading
evergreen
shrub
of
southern
Australia
having
triangular
to
somewhat
heart-shaped
foliage
and
orange-yellow
flowers
followed
by
flat
winged
pods
native
beech
flindosa
flindosy
Flindersia
australis
tall
Australian
timber
tree
yielding
tough
hard
wood
used
for
staves
etc
population
growth
increase
in
the
number
of
people
who
inhabit
a
territory
or
state
population
the
number
of
inhabitants
(either
the
total
number
or
the
number
of
a
particular
race
or
class)
in
a
given
place
(country
or
city
etc.),
people
come
and
go,
but
the
population
of
this
town
has
remained
approximately
constant
for
the
past
decade,
the
African-American
population
of
Salt
Lake
City
has
been
increasing
brimstone
native
sulfur
native
sulphur
an
old
name
for
sulfur
native
belonging
to
one
by
birth,
my
native
land,
one's
native
language
native
characteristic
of
or
existing
by
virtue
of
geographic
origin,
the
native
North
American
sugar
maple,
many
native
artists
studied
abroad
native-born
belonging
to
a
place
by
birth,
a
native-born
Scot,
a
native
Scot
native
aboriginal
characteristic
of
or
relating
to
people
inhabiting
a
region
from
the
beginning,
native
Americans,
the
aboriginal
peoples
of
Australia
native
as
found
in
nature
in
the
elemental
form,
native
copper
Indian
Amerind
Amerindic
Native
American
of
or
pertaining
to
American
Indians
or
their
culture
or
languages,
Native
American
religions,
Indian
arrowheads
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