metis

As adjectives the difference between metis and indigenous

is that metis is mixed-race while indigenous is (chiefly|of living things) born or engendered in, native to a land or region, especially before an intrusion.

As a noun metis

is a mixed-race person.

As nouns the difference between metis and mestizo

is that metis is a mixed-race person while mestizo is a person of mixed ancestry, especially one of spanish and native american heritage.

As an adjective metis

is mixed-race.

As nouns the difference between metis and metic

is that metis is a mixed-race person while metic is in ancient greece, a resident alien who did not have citizen rights and who paid a tax for the right to live there.

As an adjective metis

is mixed-race.

As adjectives the difference between metis and fetis

is that metis is mixed-race while fetis is (obsolete) neat; pretty; well made; graceful.

As a noun metis

is a mixed-race person.

As a verb metes

is .

As an adjective metis is

mixed-race.

As a noun metis is

a mixed-race person.

As nouns the difference between metis and metics

is that metis is a mixed-race person while metics is .

As an adjective metis

is mixed-race.

As nouns the difference between metts and metis

is that metts is while metis is a mixed-race person.

As an adjective metis is

mixed-race.

As nouns the difference between metis and yetis

is that metis is a mixed-race person while yetis is .

As an adjective metis

is mixed-race.

As nouns the difference between metis and metif

is that metis is a mixed-race person while metif is (person of mixed parentage).

As an adjective metis

is mixed-race.