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Wat (wie) is HABITANTS - definitie
Habitants
EARLY FRENCH SETTLERS OF PRESENT-DAY QUEBEC, CANADA
Habitant; Les Habitants; Canadian habitants; Canadien habitants
Habitants () were French settlers and the inhabitants of French origin who farmed the land along the two shores of the St. Lawrence River and Gulf in what is the present-day Province of Quebec in Canada.
Habitant
EARLY FRENCH SETTLERS OF PRESENT-DAY QUEBEC, CANADA
Habitant; Les Habitants; Canadian habitants; Canadien habitants
·vt An inhabitant; a dweller.
II. Habitant ·vt An inhabitant or resident;
- a name applied to and denoting farmers of French descent or origin in Canada, especially in the Province of Quebec;
- usually in plural.
habitant
EARLY FRENCH SETTLERS OF PRESENT-DAY QUEBEC, CANADA
Habitant; Les Habitants; Canadian habitants; Canadien habitants
¦ noun
1. abi:'t?habitant an early French settler in Canada (especially Quebec) or Louisiana.
2. 'hab?t(?)nt archaic an inhabitant.
Origin
ME: from OFr., from habiter, from L. habitare 'inhabit'.
Voorbeelden uit tekstcorpus voor HABITANTS
1. "The idea is that once per day, at least, all the habitants of Argentina would see Boca Toons," Otero said.
2. The meandering alleys bring forth scenic views of deserts and mountains giving viewers a better understanding and sense of the many animal, bird and reptile habitants of the place.
3. The new pipeline, built through the moutainous area and now stretching over a total distance of 35 kilometers, provides fresh drinkable water for more than 15,000 in habitants of Dahana Ghori.
4. Barnabas "was between Anyuaks and Nuers over scarce resources in the region." In another interview, the Dr. contradicted himself and called Gambella region "a bread basket of Ethiopia with unlimited resources." This showed how ignorant the EPDRF/TPLF leadership was and still are about Gambella region and its habitants.
5. Tens of thousands of people displaced by fierce fighting in and around Mutur had spent weeks camped out in emergency shelters in schools in the eastern town of Kantale, but government officials said they were under pressure to return life to normal for the town‘s regular habitants.