natively
From the start
Natively means in a native manner—innately, by birth, or by original design.
Someone who speaks a language natively learned it as their first language: She speaks French natively.
In computing, software that runs natively operates directly on a system without translation or emulation: The app runs natively on Apple Silicon.
Something natively present exists there originally, not by later addition.
Existing from birth
- inherentExisting as essential part
- hardwiredPermanently connected by wires
- instinctiveArising without conscious thought
- naturalNot artificially produced
intrinsic · genetic · congenital · unlearned · biological · hereditary · instinctual · intuitive
Gathered and arranged
- executedCarried out or killed
- runMove swiftly on foot
- platformRaised flat structure
- softwarePrograms directing computer operations
code · binary · application · hardware · performance · compatible · integrated · built-in
Location of one's birth
- homelandOne's native land
- ancestryFamily line of descent
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
- rootsUnderground nutrient absorbers
lineage · motherland · fatherland · nationality · local · regional · domestic · homegrown
Speaking two languages
- multilingualKnowing multiple languages
- mother-tongueLanguage acquired from birth
- accentRegional speech pattern
- fluencySmooth linguistic command
proficiency · idiomatic · pronunciation · articulate · eloquence · polyglot · vocabulary · diction
inborn
Existing from birth
- inherentExisting as essential part
- hardwiredPermanently connected by wires
- instinctiveArising without conscious thought
natural · intrinsic · genetic · congenital · unlearned · biological · hereditary · instinctual · intuitive · fundamental
compiled
Gathered and arranged
software · code · binary · application · hardware · performance · compatible · integrated · built-in · supported
birthplace
Location of one's birth
roots · lineage · motherland · fatherland · nationality · local · regional · domestic · homegrown
bilingual
Speaking two languages
- multilingualKnowing multiple languages
- mother-tongueLanguage acquired from birth
- accentRegional speech pattern
fluency · proficiency · idiomatic · pronunciation · articulate · eloquence · polyglot · vocabulary · diction · comprehension
nativelylearnedly
With extensive knowledge
extrinsically · artificially · secondarily · adoptively · externally
- native tongueLanguage acquired from infancy
- native languageFirst-acquired mode of speech
- native populationOriginal residents of place
- went nativeAdopted local customs fully
- native speakerOne who grew up speaking it
- Native AmericanOriginal inhabitants of America