Definition of ni-Vanuatu in English:

ni-Vanuatu

nounˌniːvanˈwɑːtuː

A native or inhabitant of Vanuatu.
the space is used by tourist-visitors and ni-Vanuatu alike
Example sentencesExamples
- Ni-Vanuatu continue to celebrate traditional holidays.
- Long-term Santo resident, New Zealand-born Russell drives us through the plateau's back roads, introducing us to his ni-Vanuatu friends.
- Most ni-Vanuatu are subsistence farmers who do cash cropping on the side.
- The banyan of all trees is sacred to the Ni-Vanuatu; it is a place of congress and the sacred drinking of kava.
- Most ni-Vanuatu live on their home islands, although the population of the two towns has increased significantly since independence.
- Ni-Vanuatu asked for people who were connected to the artefacts to be present in the gallery.
- The role of women varies among the Ni-Vanuatu.
- Ni-Vanuatu combine traditional south Pacific cuisine with introduced elements.
- For the rural Ni-Vanuatu, the choice of a marriage partner is determined by family and descent.
- Ni-Vanuatu appreciate oratory and storytelling and have large archives of oral tales, myths, and legends.

Origin

1980s: Raga nivanuatu (and similar forms in other Vanuatu languages), literally 'of Vanuatu', from ni- 'of' + Vanuatu.

单词	ni-Vanuatu
释义	Definition of ni-Vanuatu in English: ni-Vanuatu nounˌniːvanˈwɑːtuː A native or inhabitant of Vanuatu. the space is used by tourist-visitors and ni-Vanuatu alike Example sentencesExamples Ni-Vanuatu continue to celebrate traditional holidays. Long-term Santo resident, New Zealand-born Russell drives us through the plateau's back roads, introducing us to his ni-Vanuatu friends. Most ni-Vanuatu are subsistence farmers who do cash cropping on the side. The banyan of all trees is sacred to the Ni-Vanuatu; it is a place of congress and the sacred drinking of kava. Most ni-Vanuatu live on their home islands, although the population of the two towns has increased significantly since independence. Ni-Vanuatu asked for people who were connected to the artefacts to be present in the gallery. The role of women varies among the Ni-Vanuatu. Ni-Vanuatu combine traditional south Pacific cuisine with introduced elements. For the rural Ni-Vanuatu, the choice of a marriage partner is determined by family and descent. Ni-Vanuatu appreciate oratory and storytelling and have large archives of oral tales, myths, and legends. Origin 1980s: Raga nivanuatu (and similar forms in other Vanuatu languages), literally 'of Vanuatu', from ni- 'of' + Vanuatu.
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