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    Pobladores (en. Settlers)

    /poblaˈðoɾes/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    People who inhabit a locality or region.
    The inhabitants of the region have preserved their traditions.
    Los pobladores de la región han conservado sus tradiciones.
    Refers to the first inhabitants of a territory.
    The original inhabitants of this area are a key element of its history.
    Los pobladores originarios de esta zona son un elemento clave de su historia.

    Etymology

    It comes from the verb 'to populate', which in turn has roots in the Latin 'populāre', meaning 'to inhabit'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Inhabitants of the land
    Refers to people who have lived in a region for a long time.
    pobladores de la tierra
    To populate a place
    To establish inhabitants in an empty or recently discovered area.
    poblar un lugar
    Rights of the inhabitants
    The rights that people living in a specific area have.
    derechos de los pobladores

    Related Words

    Population
    A group of people who inhabit a place.
    población
    Indigenous population
    A group of native people from a territory.
    población indígena
    Settlement
    Place where a population is established.
    asentamiento

    Slang Meanings

    A term used to informally refer to the inhabitants of a rural area.
    The 'inhabitants' of this town are very welcoming.
    Los 'pobladores' de este pueblo son muy acogedores.
    Used in a colloquial sense to describe people living in precarious conditions.
    Those inhabitants often struggle to improve their quality of life.
    Aquellos pobladores a menudo luchan por mejorar su calidad de vida.