Villagers

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Villagers are an Irish indie folk band from Dublin, formed in 2008.


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vil·lag·er

(vĭl′ə-jər)
n.

villager

(ˈvɪlɪdʒə)
n
adj
E African backward, unsophisticated, or illiterate

vil•lag•er

(ˈvɪl ɪ dʒər)
Villagersn.
[1560–70]
Noun1.villager - one who has lived in a village most of their life
denizen, dweller, habitant, inhabitant, indweller - a person who inhabits a particular place
-kavesničan
òorpsbúi
dedinčan

villager

[ˈvɪlɪdʒəʳ]N (= inhabitant) → vecino/a m/fdelpueblo; [of small village] → aldeano/a m/f

villager

[ˈvɪlɪdʒər]n → villageois(e) m/fvillage school n → écolef de village

villager

n → Dörfler(in)m(f), → Dorfbewohner(in)m(f) (also Admin)

villager

[ˈvɪlɪdʒəʳ]n → abitantem/f di paese, paesano/a

village

(ˈvilidʒ) noun
1. a group of houses etc which is smaller than a town. They live in a little village; (also adjective) a village school. dorpie قَرْيَه село, селски aldeia vesnice; vesnický das Dorf, Dorf-.. landsby; landsby- χωριόpueblo küla روستا kylä villageכפר गांव selo falu desa þorp paese; di paese 村 마을, 촌락 kaimas ciems; ciemats kampung dorplandsby, tettstedwieś كلى: كليوال، دكلي خلك aldeia sat деревня dedina; dedinský vas; vaški selo by หมู่บ้าน köy 村莊 село گاؤں ngôi làng 村庄
2. the people who live in such a group of houses. The whole village turned out to see the celebrations. dorp سُكّان القَرْيَه село aldeia vesnice das Dorf landsby πληθυσμός του χωριού pueblo külarahvas روستاییان kylä village תוֹשבֵי הַכְּפָר गांव seljani falu penduduk desa þorpsbúar paese 村人たち 마을 사람 kaimas ciema/ciemata iedzīvotāji penduduk kampung dorp landsby-/tettstedsbefolkning wieś دكلي خلك aldeia sat жители деревни dedina vas selo by ชุมชน köylüler, köy halkı 全村村民 село گاؤں کے لوگ dân làng 村民（总称）
ˈvillager noun
a person who lives in a village. dorpenaar قَرَوي، ساكِن القَرْيَه селски жител aldeão vesničan, -ka der/die Dorfbewohner(in) landsbyboer χωρικόςhabitante del pueblo, aldeano külaelanik آدم روستایی kyläläinen villageois, oise תושב כפר, כפרי ग्रामीण seljanin falusi orang desa þorpsbúi paesano 村人 마을 사람 kaimo gyventojas cieminieks; ciematnieks orang kampung dorpsbewonerlandsbyboer mieszkaniec wsi كليوال aldeão sătean житель деревни dedinčan, -ka vaščan seljanin bybo ชาวบ้าน köylü 村民 селянин ديہاتي، گاؤں کا رہنے والا người làng 村民

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