Sense: in prehistoric times, a person who lived in a cave
Cavemen dressed in the skins of animals.
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 Afrikaans: grotbewoner |
 Arabic: ساكِنُ الكُهوف |
 Bulgarian: пещерняк |
 Brazilian: homem das cavernas |
 Czech: jeskynní člověk |
 German: der Höhlenmensch |
 Danish: hulemand |
 Greek: άνθρωπος των σπηλαίων |
 Spanish: hombre de las cavernas |
 Estonian: koopaelanik |
 Farsi: انسان غارنشین |
 Finnish: luolamies |
 French: homme des cavernes |
 Hebrew: אִיש מְעֲרוֹת |
 Hindi: गुहामानव, गुफावासी |
 Croatian: špiljski čovjek |
 Hungarian: barlanglakó |
 Indonesian: orang gua |
 Icelandic: steinaldarmaður, hellisbú |
 Italian: cavernicolo |
 Japanese: 穴居人 |
 Korean: 동굴인 |
 Lithuanian: urvinisžmogus |
 Latvian: alu cilvēks |
 Malay: orang zaman batu |
 Dutch: holbewoner |
 Norwegian: huleboer, steinaldermann |
 Polish: jaskiniowiec |
 Persian: انسان غارنشین |
 Pashto: په سمځه کی استوګنه |
 Portuguese: homem das cavernas |
 Romanian: om al cavernelor |
 Russian: пещерный человек |
 Slovak: jaskynný človek |
 Slovenian: jamskičlovek |
 Serbian: pećinski čovek |
 Swedish: grottmänniska |
 Thai: มนุษย์ในยุคหินที่อาศัยอยู |
 Turkish: mağara adamı |
 Taiwanese: (史前時代)穴居人 |
 Ukrainian: печерна людина |
 Urdu: غاروں میں رہنے والا آدمی |
 Vietnamese: người ở hang |
 Chinese: （石器时代）穴居人 |
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