Meanings of inhabit the country in English

Numerous tribes inhabit the country to the north, who are all independent.

They inhabit the country about Red River and the head-waters of the Mississippi.

The gulf between the two peoples that inhabit the country widens.

The Mohawk Indians inhabit the country advanced from Albany.

They chiefly inhabit the country about the Gaboon and other rivers to the north of us.

Descendants of the same people inhabit the country; yet what is the reason of this vast difference?

The kangaroo and emu inhabit the country.

The Seauteaux are similar to the Crees in many respects, and inhabit the country further in the interior.

They must certainly inhabit the country which lies far to the eastward; but how do they procure water?

The tradition of the Mongols who inhabit the country is, that it has been said from time immemorial that in a

They inhabit the country from Bosurk to near Constantinople, and pass the summer months at one days journey distance from the Ryhanlu.

One of them was to inhabit the country of the blind, Spencer had said, and it should have been him, Howard Bly.

The Jowaki Afridis are a clan of the Adam Khel, who inhabit the country lying between the Kohat Pass and the river Indus.

The show skipped over the beautiful Johannesburg buildings that line the sky, the breathtaking beaches of Durban, and the thriving people who inhabit the country.

All these labors were thrown, not on the Israelites, but on the strangers who, chiefly of Canaanitish descent, had been permitted to inhabit the country.

The Lithu-Lettish race inhabits the country between the western Dwina and the Nieman.