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Greenockite

Native cadmium sulphide a mineral occurring in yellow hexagonal crystals also as an earthy incrustation

circumstance of a man's birth, as his natal day; his natal hour: a natal song: a natal star. Native has a more extensive meaning; as it comprehends the idea of one's relationship by origin to an object:

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Koala

Australia The female carries her young on the back of her neck Called also Australian bear koala bear native bear and native sloth The koala lives almost all of its life in trees moves sluggishly like a

Minor children

Minor children, means, in the case of sons of Native fathers, boys, who have not completed the age of sixteen years, and, in the case of daughters of

Common quality

beneficiaries into the class consists of being members of the Rana caste of community of Ahmedabad whether as natives or as being admitted to that caste or community under custom or usage. The mere fact that a

Potato

Nightshade family and its esculent farinaceous tuber of which there are numerous varieties used for food It is native of South America but a form of the species is found native as far north as New Mexico

Palmyra

A species of palm Borassus flabelliformis having a straight black upright trunk with palmate leaves It is found native along the entire northern shores of the Indian Ocean from the mouth of the Tigris to New Guinea

Formosan

of pertaining to or characteristic of Formosa or the natives of Formosa as The native Formosan population now forms a minority on their own island

Durbar

An audience hall the court of a native prince a state levee a formal reception of native princes given by the governor general of India

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