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Amerind

ADJECTIVE
  1. of or pertaining to Native Americans or their culture or languages
    Native American religions
    Indian arrowheads
NOUN
  1. any of the languages spoken by Amerindians

How To Use Amerind In A Sentence

  • The Tucayana demands included the cancellation of the Kourou accord and autonomy for Amerindian areas in the interior.
  • Ladinos are usually mestizos, people of mixed Amerindian and European descent.
  • Similarly recent works, like the ones you cite, that revise "upwards" our understanding of the cultural and economic level of indigenous Amerindian civilisation also strengthen the case. New World Apocalypse, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
  • There are many genetic studies that confirm that human intrapopulation genetic diversity decreases with geographic distance from Africa, and that the Amerindians suffered a genetic bottleneck PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles
  • The total approximate "Amerindian" or aboriginal population of the New World at the present day is 16,000,000, of whom about Pioneers in Canada
  • Two-spirited ones (formerly known as berdache) were commonly found in many Amerindian cultures. Christopher Ryan: The Prehistory of Prop 8
  • Their 500-year history of miscegenation was an unhappy one, the result of European colonisation, exploitation of the native Amerindian population and a long history of African slavery.
  • Canadian art, contemporary art, Amerindian art, and decorative arts.
  • S : The people are largely an amalgam of Amerindian, Spanish and African.
  • According to most modern historians, the Amerindians were generally taller, stronger and healthier with longer life expectancies than the short, dirty, smelly, underfed Europeans that confronted them at the end of the 15th Century. The Logic of the Anti-Columbians
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