malaysian
IPA: mʌɫˈeɪʒʌn
Root Word: Malaysian
noun
- A native of Malaysia.
- The Malay language.
adjective
- Pertaining to the country of Malaysia.
- Pertaining to the Malay language.
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Examples of "malaysian" in Sentences
- Malaysian annexation controversy.
- He's an influential Malaysian blogger.
- As this is a sensitive issue for malaysian.
- It is recognized as a Malaysian brand icon.
- The regiment is the premier unit in the Malaysian Army.
- It is the home of the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra.
- Malaysian citizenship was governed by Malaysian nationality law.
- At the centre of the star is the crest of the Malaysian Government.
- Kelantan is positioned in the north east of the Malaysian Peninsular.
- The company is the property development arm of Malaysian tycoon, Robert Kuok.
- Dunno if it will be the same recipe here but their spicy tuna has a more singaporean/malaysian spiciness too it.
- Next time, when you ever go to Chinatown or Flushing, please head to a malaysian restaurant and try their version.
- But having a separate but equal school, newspaper, language and refusing to assimilate is given the name malaysian malaysia.
- Unbeknownst to us the malaysian student association had been using our home ground for an impromptu sunday arvo soccer comp.
- Let's move on to see if they both know any unicycle-riding, juggling malaysian sculptors, who are anti-gay marriage but, pro stem-cell research.
- I understand what you mean about curtains and window-drapery - simple tab curtains looking nice (my dear malaysian friend very good at making these).
- I wish we had some malaysian food places around here in California! probably in LA or the bay area but not on the central coast. .we have a panda expess though!
- February 01, 2008 6: 15 PM bhags said ... this paratha looks similar to the malaysian paratha we get in frozen form ..... thanks for sharing the recipe, i was so looking forward to it
- This could be the primary reason why Chavez wanted to continue its production in Venezuela, though he seems to point to the transfer of technology as the main reason. the malaysian insider. com reports:
- With the yellows, and a beautiful pink prayer rug my malaysian friendd gave (pink, orange, yellow and green) folded over the back of one of the cane chairs (not enough room in our living room with his furnishings for this to take pride of place) I've a room that uplifts and revitalises - good for prayer, meditation and cheering up.