The Foreigner by his Intercourse with an Autocthon has an Autocthon Progeny. Wherever a type is found in the population of a country, there it is still found in spite of innumerable crossings; […]
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Autochthon
//ɔːˈtɒkθ(ə)n//
Synonyms for "autochthon" (19 found)
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19 translations across 13 languages.
Catalan
1 entries- autòcton noun (earliest inhabitant)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 原住民 noun (earliest inhabitant)
- 土著人 noun (earliest inhabitant)
Dutch
1 entries- autochtoon noun (earliest inhabitant)
Esperanto
3 entries- aŭtoktono noun (earliest inhabitant)
- aŭtoĥtono noun (earliest inhabitant)
- indiĝeno noun (earliest inhabitant)
Finnish
2 entries- alkuasukas noun (earliest inhabitant)
- autoktoni noun (earliest inhabitant)
French
1 entries- autochtone noun (earliest inhabitant)
Greek
1 entries- αυτόχθονας noun (earliest inhabitant)
Kazakh
1 entries- автохтон noun (earliest inhabitant)
Kyrgyz
1 entries- автохтон noun (earliest inhabitant)
Polish
3 entries- autochton noun (earliest inhabitant)
- autochton noun (geology)
- autochtonka noun (earliest inhabitant)
Romanian
1 entries- autohton noun (earliest inhabitant)
Russian
1 entries- автохто́н noun (earliest inhabitant)
Spanish
1 entries- autóctono noun (earliest inhabitant)
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This fact points to the great sensitivity on the part of these refugees for the autochthon’s opinion and attitude concerning them. […] Diagram 7 which tells us something of the way in which the refugee experiences the relationship between himself and the autochthon, leaves no doubt of the refugees’ feeling of inferiority.
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One who comes to live in such a district does not separate his life entirely from the autochthon social reality, but the two realities, autochthon and immigrant, are not simple extensions of one another. In fact, there is a socio-cultural barrier behind which the autochthon population seeks protection from the colorful clusters of foreigners around it.
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The autochthons’ defenders had sought to endow them with a special status in Poland, the better to buttress Poland’s claims to the Recovered Territories. In spite of these efforts, the autochthons remained a small but persistent problem for officials and the population at large.
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