indigenously

From this land

In a manner native or original to a place, rather than introduced from elsewhere.

Species that occur indigenously have evolved in that location over long periods: These plants grow indigenously in the Amazon basin.

The term applies equally to peoples, cultures, languages, and practices that originated in a particular region: The technique was developed indigenously, not borrowed from neighbors.

native

aboriginal

Indigenous to a place

native · endemic · originative · primordial · ethnobotany · land rights · sovereignty · stewardship · self-determination · treaty rights

tradition

rituals

Ceremonial repeated practices

oral history · myths · legends · shamanism · totems · rites · lore · proverbs · sacred practices · storytelling

local

community

Collective of connected people

landrace · foraging · endemic · flora · fauna · habitat · vernacular · regionally · locally · place-based

heritage

ancestry

Family line of descent

genealogy · forebears · bloodline · ancestors · cultural preservation · patrimony · ethnography · identity · legacy · descent

Opposites
origin/source

indigenouslyexotically

In an unusually foreign manner

externally · from outside · extraneously · invasively

natural vs. introduced presence

indigenouslyartificially

In a manufactured way

invasively · introduced · colonially · synthetically

development source

indigenouslyderivatively

In an unoriginal manner

Phrases
Family

indigenous, indigenousness, nonindigenous

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