The word "Aborigines" comes from the Australian Aboriginal language and refers to people who inhabit the land of Australia. It is derived from the words "Oberoi," meaning "people of the land," and "Gingindji," meaning "the people of the land."
The Latin word 'aborigines' is derived from the Greek 'aboris', meaning to 'stretch out or break'. It refers to any rock that has been extensively shaped and formed into distinct shapes by the process of erosion, often creating unique and exquisite shapes.
The word "aboriginé" refers to an ancient human settlement in France, where prehistoric artifacts are found. The term is often used to describe the area that houses the site of the oldest known human settlement in Europe.