| | aborigen (n) [etnología - mujer] {m} | | indígena (n) {m} [etnología - mujer] | |
| | aborigen (n) [etnología - hombre] {m} | | indígena (n) {m} [etnología - hombre] | |
| | aborigen (a) [etnología] {m} | | indígena (a) {m} [etnología] | |
| | aborigen (n) [aboriginal inhabitant of a country] {m} | | indígena (n) {m} [aboriginal inhabitant of a country] | |
| | aborigen (adj n proper) [original inhabitant of any land] {m} | | aborígine (adj n proper) {m} [original inhabitant of any land] | |
| | aborigen (adj n proper) [original inhabitant of Australia] {m} | | aborígine (adj n proper) {m} [original inhabitant of Australia] | |
| | aborigen (n) [etnología - mujer] {m} | | aborígine (n) {m} [etnología - mujer] | |
| | aborigen (n) [aboriginal inhabitant of a country] {m} | | nativo (n) {m} [aboriginal inhabitant of a country] | |
| | aborigen (a) [etnología] {m} | | aborígine (a) {m} [etnología] | |
| | aborigen (n) [Australia - mujer] {m} | | aborígine (n) {m} [Australia - mujer] | |
| | aborigen (n) [Australia - hombre] {m} | | aborígine (n) {m} [Australia - hombre] | |
| | aborigen (n) [etnología - mujer] {m} | | autóctone (n) {m} [etnología - mujer] | |
| | aborigen (n) [etnología - hombre] {m} | | autóctone (n) {m} [etnología - hombre] | |
| | aborigen (a) [etnología] {m} | | autóctone (a) {m} [etnología] | |
| | aborigen (n) [etnología - mujer] {m} | | nativa (n) {f} [etnología - mujer] | |
| | aborigen (n) [etnología - hombre] {m} | | nativa (n) {f} [etnología - hombre] | |
| | aborigen (n) [etnología - mujer] {m} | | nativo (n) {m} [etnología - mujer] | |
| | aborigen (n) [etnología - hombre] {m} | | nativo (n) {m} [etnología - hombre] | |
| | aborigen (a) [etnología] {m} | | nativo (a) {m} [etnología] | |
