of, relating to, or typical of :
original or earliest known; native; indigenous:
the aboriginal people of Tahiti.
(initial capital letter) (def 2).
Hence, they may be taken in the order of their outward and visible signs of aboriginality.
Man and His Migrations R. G. (Robert Gordon) Latham
This was in Kishinv, a hot-bed of noisy, passionate freethinking blended with Asiatic aboriginality.
Why we should read S. P. B. Mais
the state of being Aboriginal, esp with regard to having a common Aboriginal culture
existing in a place from the earliest known period; indigenous; autochthonous
of, relating to, or characteristic of the indigenous peoples of Australia
another word for an Australian Aborigine
1660s, “first, earliest,” especially in reference to inhabitants of lands colonized by Europeans, from aborigines (see aborigine) + -al (1); specific Australian sense is from 1820. The noun is attested from 1767. Related: Aboriginally.
one of the original or earliest known inhabitants of a country or region. (initial capital letter). Also, Aboriginal. Also called Australian Aborigine. a member of the people who were the earliest inhabitants of Australia. aborigines, the original, native fauna or flora of a region. Historical Examples I remember also the first time I ever saw […]
in birth; before being carried out: The scheme died aborning. being born; coming into being, fruition, realization, etc.: A new era of architecture is aborning. Historical Examples And green things died and shriveled, aborning: The desert was dotted with dead cattle. Still Jim Honor Willsie Morrow adverb (US) while being born, developed, or realized (esp […]
to bring forth a fetus from the uterus before the fetus is viable; miscarry. to develop incompletely; remain in a rudimentary or undeveloped state. to fail, cease, or stop at an early or premature stage. Military. to fail to accomplish a purpose or mission for any reason other than enemy action. Rocketry. (of a missile) […]