Djambi

[ jahm-bee ]

noun

1. Jambi.

Djambi

/ ˈdʒæmbɪ /

noun

1. the former spelling of Jambi

Example Sentences

Sample: Thief Willie Manoch testified that Jungschlaeger brought an arms-laden ship into Djambi in May.

From Time Magazine Archive

Considerable interest was evinced by the U. S. in the discovery, as that country recently failed to get the doctrine of the "open door" applied to the Djambi oil fields in the Dutch East Indies.

From Time Magazine Archive

Le taná Malayo de Barros s'applique donc à un pays déterminé du nom de Malayu qui, d'après l'auteur des Décades, était situé entre Djambi et Palemban.

From Project Gutenberg

Half a century after the reign of the new dragon a young Maharajah of Malay, called Djambi, desirous, like the Scythian Anacharsis, of instructing himself by travel, visited Penguinia and wrote an interesting account of his travels.

From Project Gutenberg