native — belonging to a particular place by birth or origin
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: belonging to a particular place by birth or origin
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈneɪtɪv/
Korean meaning: 태생의, 본래의, 원주민의
Korean pronunciation: 네이-티브 (강세: 네이)
Example Sentences
- My cat speaks better native Korean than most foreigners who've lived here for years.
- The native wildlife includes bears, so hiking here requires native courage.
- She learned English so well that people mistake her for a native speaker.
native
ADJECTIVE//ˈneɪtɪv//
belonging to a particular place by birth or origin
Born and raised on this land
Navy dive into native land — born and raised, this is my strand!
The native artist stays creative while children grow active!
🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
From Latin 'nativus' meaning 'innate, natural, born,' derived from 'natus' (born), the past participle of 'nasci' (to be born).
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📝Examples
“My cat speaks better native Korean than most foreigners who've lived here for years.”
“The native wildlife includes bears, so hiking here requires native courage.”
“She learned English so well that people mistake her for a native speaker.”
“This native app runs faster than the web version.”
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