indigenous

Modifies a noun

• tribe: She is a member of the Batwa people, an indigenous tribe that is spread across the Great Lakes region.
• population: The fate of the United Kingdom will no longer rest with the indigenous population within these shores.
• inhabitant: They respected and worked with the indigenous inhabitants who were the American Indians.
• culture: The most obvious of these problems is the destruction of indigenous culture.
• Australian: Languages, culture, festivals, the Dreaming; website by indigenous Australians.
• people: The indigenous peoples, our most first peoples, our most first speakers, our most first hearers.

Modifying Another Word

• locally: Use locally indigenous species promote hedgerow restoration and creation throughout the area to provide visual and ecological links between existing and proposed woodland areas.
• truly: Well, the church became truly indigenous and it grew by 20 or 30 times in just the last 25 years.
• mainly: In 1932 there was a mainly indigenous uprising in El Salvador that was brutally put down, with more than 10,000 indigenous people massacred.
• not: The rioters were predominantly from the Hausa Fulani tribe, which is not indigenous to the area.
• only: These interests are articulated inside the state and they're found among the leading class forces ( not only indigenous capitalist ones ).
• also: It is found in the Andean regions of Chile and Peru and is also indigenous to parts of Morocco.