Definition: The Hebrew term "Ammerim" is not a standard term in English or any other known language that has historically been used for these peoples, as it seems to have lost its meaning over time due to various factors such as borrowing from Germanic languages and evolving into a variety of different names. However, in the context of this question, I believe you might be referring to "American Indians," which is generally understood as the descendants of the indigenous peoples that lived in the territories once occupied by European colonizers in North America. The term originally referred to the Native Americans who inhabited the American continent during the colonial period and later to those people who migrated to the United States after their removal from Europe. Here are some key definitions: 1.

American Indians

- This term is used for individuals of the Native American origin, not just the descendants or descendants of those native peoples who lived in North America before the arrival of European colonizers during the colonial period. 2.

Indians

- These terms are used for a broader group of people that include all indigenous peoples, regardless of their race, language, religion, or culture. They cover both modern Native American tribes and some groups that were historically considered "Native." 3.

American Indians

is commonly used as a term with different meanings depending on the context - it can refer to individuals who live in the United States (like all Americans), people of indigenous origin, or those of European descent. 4.

Indians

is more often used in English and refers to the American tribes that have been historically inhabited by Native Americans. In summary: The term "American Indians" generally refers to descendants of Native Americans who migrated to North America before European colonizers arrived, whereas "Indians" encompasses a broader group of people living in the United States or those of indigenous origin.

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