Definition Synonyms
Definition of ethnography - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
anthropologyTECH. study of cultures through observation and interactionTECH.
- She conducted ethnography in several indigenous communities.
2.
documentTECH. written description of a cultural studyTECH.
- His ethnography on urban rituals is widely cited in academic circles.
Origin of ethnography
Greek, ethnos (nation) + grapho (write)
Terms with ethnography included in their meaning
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anthropology
anthropologist specializing in ethnography
research methods
pertaining to ethnography methods or descriptions
ethnographic manner
in a manner related to ethnography
ethnography
group of indigenous people in Southern Africa
ethnography
member of a people in northwest Siberia
ethnography
member of an Ugrian people in NW Siberia
Examples of ethnography in a sentence
Ethnography requires immersive fieldwork. The ethnography provided deep insights into the tribe's customs. Her ethnography of the village was groundbreaking.
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- French:étude ethnographique, ethnographie, ...
- German:Ethnographie, ...
- Italian:etnografia, ...
- Spanish:etnografía, ...
- Portuguese:etnografia, ...
- Chinese:民族志, 人种志, ...
- Japanese:エスノグラフィー, 文化記述, ...
- Arabic:إِثْنُوغْرَافْيَا, وَصْف أَنْثُرُوبُولُوجِي, ...
- Hebrew:חֵקֶר תַּרְבּוּיוֹת, אֶתְנוֹגְרַפְיָה, ...
- Russian:этнография, ...
- Ukrainian:етнографія, етнографічне дослідження, ...
- Hindi:नृवंशविज्ञान, जातिवृत्तांत, ...
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