English term
woodland indians
çà me parait bizarre et rapide de traduire par "Indiens des bois"
5 | Indiens des bois/des régions boisées |
Raynald Adam (X)
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4 | Indiens du Nord-Est |
Madeleine Algrain
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3 | Indiens des forêts |
Philippe ROUSSEAU
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2 | indiens des bois |
Jonathan MacKerron
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Sep 22, 2006 22:14: Philippe ROUSSEAU changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"
PRO (3): df49f (X), Raynald Adam (X), Philippe ROUSSEAU
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Proposed translations
Indiens des bois/des régions boisées
Notez qu'il faut une majuscule à «Indiens». Dans un sens plus général, on préférera utiliser le terme «Autochtones», ou s'il est question de peuples autochones de réserves spécifiques, on utilise plutôt «Première nation».
indiens des bois
Indiens des forêts
Indiens du Nord-Est
Northeast Indians : The Northeast culture area is defined as covering the following territory : east-to-west, from the Atlantic Ocean to the Mississippi River; north-to-south, from ghe Great Lakes to the Ohio Valley, including the Chesapeake Bay and Tidewater region. Most of this land is woodland. That is why the culture area is sometimes called the Northeast Woodland Culture Area, and the Indians of this region sometimes are referred to as "Woodland Indians". Yet since there were many other Indians living in the forests of North America - for exemple in the northern forest of the subarctic and in the Pacific Northwest - the term Woodland can be confusing when used for just eastern Indians.
J'espère que cela vous aide. Tout dépend du contexte évidemment !
Madeleine
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