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Malayan

[ muh-ley-uhn ]

adjective



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Other Words From

  • an·ti-Ma·lay·an adjective noun
  • non-Ma·lay·an adjective noun
  • pre-Ma·lay·an adjective
  • pro-Ma·lay·an adjective noun

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Word History and Origins

Origin of Malayan1

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Example Sentences

Malayan exorcists still expel demons while they suck the blood from a decapitated fowl.

This tallies with the description given by Mr. Darwin of the Malayan and also the Siamese cats.

With the exception of the occupants of the Malayan Peninsula, all the Oceanic population occupy islands.

They know only a few words of the Malayan language, and speak the papoua, which differs from it essentially.

This instrument is a genuine product of Melanesia, and was doubtless acquired from this region by the Malayan tribes.

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