Malayo-Polynesian
[muh-ley-oh-pol-uh-nee-zhuh n, -shuh n]
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noun, adjective
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Above this, we have a second level of culture, the Malayo-Polynesian.
Elements of Folk PsychologyWilhelm Wundt
It is astonishing how widely this Malayo-Polynesian speech has spread.
A History of the PhilippinesDavid P. Barrows
As compared with Malayo-Polynesian culture, however, it presents an important additional factor.
Elements of Folk PsychologyWilhelm Wundt
The American and the Malayo-Polynesian races form the two last groups.
The group belongs to the Malayo-Polynesian race, of which the parent stock seems to have inhabited the region of Annam.
Indo-China and Its Primitive PeopleHenry Baudesson
Malayo-Polynesian
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