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Peguan

  • a word derived from Pegu.
    Pegu
    noun
    earlier name for the city of Bago.

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We have had morning and evening worship from the first, and four or five exercises on the Sabbath, usually in Peguan, interpreted into Karen.

From Daughters of the Cross: or Woman's Mission by Daniel C. Eddy

She also learned the Peguan language, into which she translated the New Testament, a Life of Christ, and several tracts.

From Woman: Man's Equal by Thomas Webster

The chief and Bah-mee both read Peguan well, and Burman some; and have now learned to read and write their own language.

From Daughters of the Cross: or Woman's Mission by Daniel C. Eddy

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