De migratie
Example: De migratie van volken veranderde de geschiedenis van Europa sterk.
Definition
"De migratie" refers to the movement of people or groups from one region or country to another, often resulting in significant social, cultural, or demographic changes. It is commonly used in history to describe the relocation of populations that impact societies over time.
Etymology
The word "de migratie" comes from the Latin 'migratio,' meaning 'a moving from one place to another.' It entered Dutch through scientific and historical texts to describe population movements. Did you know? The term became especially popular when historians began studying large-scale population shifts in Europe.
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"De migratie" appears in the Vocaplus list "Dutch - History - (B1) - set 1", containing 102 commonly used words.
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