Definition of autochthon in English:

autochthon

nounPlural autochthones, Plural autochthons ɔːˈtɒkθ(ə)nɔːˈtɒkθəʊn

An original or indigenous inhabitant of a place; an aborigine.
本地人；土著
Example sentencesExamples
- Environmentalists tended to characterise Aboriginal Australians as icons of true belonging, role models, holders of superior spiritual knowledge, the real autochthons.
- Here then is the European depicted as autochthon, born out of the mud of Patusan.
- By demonstrating their ability to survive and navigate in the Canadian environment, the snowshoers justified their claim to be a new type of autochthon.
Synonyms
inhabitant, resident, local

Origin

Late 16th century: from Greek, literally 'sprung from the earth', from autos 'self' + khthōn 'earth, soil'.

Definition of autochthon in US English:

autochthon

noun

An original or indigenous inhabitant of a place; an aborigine.
本地人；土著
Example sentencesExamples
- Here then is the European depicted as autochthon, born out of the mud of Patusan.
- Environmentalists tended to characterise Aboriginal Australians as icons of true belonging, role models, holders of superior spiritual knowledge, the real autochthons.
- By demonstrating their ability to survive and navigate in the Canadian environment, the snowshoers justified their claim to be a new type of autochthon.
Synonyms
inhabitant, resident, local

Origin

Late 16th century: from Greek, literally ‘sprung from the earth’, from autos ‘self’ + khthōn ‘earth, soil’.

词汇	autochthon
释义	Definition of autochthon in English: autochthon nounPlural autochthones, Plural autochthons ɔːˈtɒkθ(ə)nɔːˈtɒkθəʊn An original or indigenous inhabitant of a place; an aborigine. 本地人；土著 Example sentencesExamples Environmentalists tended to characterise Aboriginal Australians as icons of true belonging, role models, holders of superior spiritual knowledge, the real autochthons. Here then is the European depicted as autochthon, born out of the mud of Patusan. By demonstrating their ability to survive and navigate in the Canadian environment, the snowshoers justified their claim to be a new type of autochthon. Synonyms inhabitant, resident, local Origin Late 16th century: from Greek, literally 'sprung from the earth', from autos 'self' + khthōn 'earth, soil'. Definition of autochthon in US English: autochthon noun An original or indigenous inhabitant of a place; an aborigine. 本地人；土著 Example sentencesExamples Here then is the European depicted as autochthon, born out of the mud of Patusan. Environmentalists tended to characterise Aboriginal Australians as icons of true belonging, role models, holders of superior spiritual knowledge, the real autochthons. By demonstrating their ability to survive and navigate in the Canadian environment, the snowshoers justified their claim to be a new type of autochthon. Synonyms inhabitant, resident, local Origin Late 16th century: from Greek, literally ‘sprung from the earth’, from autos ‘self’ + khthōn ‘earth, soil’.
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