Preposition: of

• Celt: Around AD 61, the Iceni tribe of Celts led by Queen Boudica stormed London, burning it to the ground.

Converse of subject

• inhabit: Most of Nicaragua's Caribbean lowlands area was inhabited by tribes that migrated north from what is now Colombia.

Converse of object

• subdue: Two thirds of the Roman armies were employed in securing their border and subduing the Welsh tribes.

• conquer: Throughout his life in Medina, he was more than willing to conquer any tribe or city that stood in his way.

• wander: The Aztecs began as a wandering tribe whose historical origins are unknown, although they themselves recorded their mythical place of origin as Aztlan.

• invade: Eventually the invading tribes coalesced into seven main kingdoms known as the Heptarchy.

• neighbor: The stone circles are then made into shape by chipping out the middle, or you can just steal them from the neighboring tribes!

Adjective modifier

• nomadic: My interest has been drawn to details of nomadic tribes from the Eurasian Steppes.

• Germanic: That the numerous Germanic tribes practiced human sacrifice in sacred groves is beyond doubt.

• Celtic: The unifying bond between all the Celtic tribes was their common priesthood, the Druids.

• indigenous: She is a member of the Batwa people, an indigenous tribe that is spread across the Great Lakes region.

• Indian: Several American Indian tribes believe they are associated with the souls of the dead.

• barbarian: Includes the invasion of the barbarian tribes in 476 which brought about Rome's decline.

Noun used with modifier

• Bedouin: The Projects During the expedition you will work on a local Garden Regeneration project alongside the local Bedouin tribes within a mountain area.

• nomad: Desert Arabs, on the other hand, were the nomad tribes living in the desert who had a very crude culture.

• pagan: His chief concern was the Quraysh and, next to them, the hostile pagan Bedouin tribes of the Hijaz.

• hill: You will also visit a local hill tribe village in the area here.

• desert: May desert tribes bow down before him and his enemies lick the dust!