indigen
indigene

An indigen that big should stand out, and yet no one could find him.

Despite the light brown hair, his antecedents were mainly indigen.

A species is an indigen if it lives in the wild and has not had artificial selection by humans.

Its rough form is that of an indigen.

Below the waist, she was foreshortened, smaller, more like an indigen.

They're all over the area and even more devious than the indigen Reillies.

The seller was an indigen woman who was backed up against her small cart, listening.

He had to wait a quarter of a glass before a free hack arrived, but the indigen driver was more than pleased.

The first petitioner was one Rexana, an older indigen woman.

"Besides the problem in Coren, have you had much trouble with indigen intransigence?"

There may be gene flow from a cultigen that escaped into the wild and an indigen.

He was a squarish indigen, with darker skin, strong blunt features, and brown hair showing streaks of gray.

"You're lucky he's not an indigen.

No indigen ever has."

Compared to the total lander and indigen population of Acorus, the Myrmidons were few.

He disliked administering justice, even if the condemned alector had murdered an indigen without cause.

All I found out was from an old indigen who swept the floors of the Hall of Justice.

The darker-skinned indigen woman nodded.

In general usage the word indigen is treated as a variant of the word indigene, meaning a native.

He also coined the words "cultivar", "cultigen", and "indigen".

Dainyl studied the round-faced and mid-aged indigen woman.

An independent force of uniformed and mounted indigen rifles, a stone compound..." "You think we should still leave tomorrow, sir?"

Only note that the rifles and light-weapons were present in large numbers in the hands of indigen steers who were rebels."

Bailey later changed his definition to "Plant or group known only in cultivation; presumably originating under domestication; contrast with indigen", which is the definition used above.

Cannon and artillery were on the banned lists, not to be mentioned, and an immediate death sentence for any lander or indigen caught attempting to fabricate them.

She thought of the indigene with the strange eyes again.

This was the other side of that placid Indigene indifference.

He did not think it was wise to try to take the device from the Indigene by direct action.

But there was no reason to think that Indigene bones were very different in basic physiology.

Once again he rode in an open cart down a cobbled Indigene road.

The Indigene stirred, moaned a little, made a small shuddering movement.

But the Indigene had found the right button.

Though her thoughts were primarily on the indigene, she was also taking in everything else she saw.

Then the Indigene began again, turning to Joseph for approval at every step of the way.

A great shudder went through the Indigene, who lay face down on the pile of rugs before him.

There was little to fear here in the way of attack from anything but animals, and certainly no reason to fear the young indigene.

However, no Okwagbe indigene is known nationally in the political space.

A small sighing sound came from the Indigene at Joseph's touch, but nothing more.

Which he did, after making a final brief speech in Indigene on the off chance that they might indeed know something of that language.

Something made her want to tell this man she could not see the truth, and-inexplicably-she remembered the young indigene with the strange eyes.

"I call for an answer," Joseph said crisply, still using Indigene.

An Indigene would not care whether he was Master or Folk, anyway.

But the Indigene gave Joseph a look of unmistakable perplexity.

When they discovered that, the Indigene villagers used me as a doctor for their own people for a time."

The Indigene did not seem to have any very clear concept of what binding Joseph's leg would involve.

An old Indigene road, no doubt.

Joseph said to it, speaking in Indigene.

The indigene yelped and tried to squirm away.

"Perhaps that is not so, Master Joseph," said the Indigene gently.

"I will do that," the Indigene replied.