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istana

British  
/ iːˈstana /

noun

  1. (in Malaysia) a royal palace

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Etymology

Origin of istana

from Malay

Example Sentences

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About 70 people showed up to take part in the walk from a shopping mall to the presidential office, known as the Istana.

From BBC

During their trial, the defence argued that the women had not known that their route on the perimeter of the Istana was in a prohibited area as they had travelled along public roads.

From BBC

Prince Abdul Mateen, 32, was dressed in ceremonial uniform and his bride, 29, wore a long white dress and jewels for the ceremony at the Istana Nurul Iman palace.

From BBC

Singapore’s Foreign Ministry said William will call on Singapore President Tharman Shanmugaratnam and meet Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loon at The Istana palace — one of Singapore’s oldest heritage sites — during his four-day trip.

From Seattle Times

After Ms. Harris met with Mr. Lee in a closed-door meeting on Monday at the Istana, the presidential palace of Singapore, the vice president’s office announced a series of agreements to address climate change, cybersecurity and the pandemic.

From New York Times