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1. (n.) villager
an inhabitant of a village.
Etymology: (1560–70)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) villager
one who has lived in a village most of their life
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1. (noun) villager
sb who lives in a village
villagers walking for hours to collect water
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1. (noun) villager
an inhabitant of a village
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Sense: a person who lives in a village.
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 Afrikaans: dorpenaar |
 Arabic: قَرَوي، ساكِن القَرْيَه |
 Bulgarian: селски жител |
 Brazilian: aldeão |
 Czech: vesničan, -ka |
 German: der/die Dorfbewohner(in) |
 Danish: landsbyboer |
 Greek: χωρικός |
 Spanish: habitante del pueblo, ald |
 Estonian: külaelanik |
 Farsi: آدم روستایی |
 Finnish: kyläläinen |
 French: villageois, oise |
 Hebrew: תוֹשב כְּפָר, כַּפרִי |
 Hindi: ग्रामीण |
 Croatian: seljanin |
 Hungarian: falusi |
 Indonesian: orang desa |
 Icelandic: þorpsbúi |
 Italian: paesano |
 Japanese: 村人 |
 Korean: 마을 사람 |
 Lithuanian: kaimo gyventojas |
 Latvian: cieminieks; ciematnieks |
 Malay: orang kampung |
 Dutch: dorpsbewoner |
 Norwegian: landsbyboer |
 Polish: mieszkaniec wsi |
 Persian: آدم روستایی |
 Pashto: كليوال |
 Portuguese: aldeão |
 Romanian: sătean |
 Russian: житель деревни |
 Slovak: dedinčan, -ka |
 Slovenian: vaščan |
 Serbian: seljanin |
 Swedish: bybo |
 Thai: ชาวบ้าน |
 Turkish: köylü |
 Taiwanese: 村民 |
 Ukrainian: селянин |
 Urdu: ديہاتي، گاؤں کا رہنے والا |
 Vietnamese: người làng |
 Chinese: 村民 |
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