Highlander (noun)

1. A person from the Highlands of Scotland.
2. A member of a particular ethnic group, culture, or tribe in Scotland.

Origin:

Late middle english: from high + -lander.

Examples:

1. He was a proud highlander with a strong connection to his ancestral home.
2. The highlanders were known for their fierce independence and warrior spirit.
3. The highlander community maintained their traditions and culture despite centuries of oppression.
4. The highlander's kilts and tartan were a symbol of their heritage and identity.
5. The highlander festival brought together musicians, dancers, and artisans from across Scotland.