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tribespeople

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tribes·peo·ple  (trbzppl)
pl.n.
1. The people of one's own tribe.
2. An aboriginal people living in tribes: the tribespeople of the Kalahari Desert.
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tribespeople [ˈtraɪbzpiːpəl] npl (= members of a tribe) → membres mpl de la (or d'une) tribu (= people living a tribal lifestyle) → tribus fpl
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