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Lae
[ lah-ey, ley-ee ]
noun
- a seaport in E Papua New Guinea: used as a major supply base by the Japanese in World War II.
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Even when Roman writers or those of modern times speak of the imgins as in the trium, it is the lae that are intended.
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Lae 1548 años ulci padre Emitanyo Saci chumes206-3 Cristianoil.
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Pio Perez translates the phrase ca emob uay lae, “luego bajaron aqui.”
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We do not know how this was lighted; perhaps by windows in the lae.
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We several times had to cross the Lae, which is 35 metres wide, and rushes along like a torrent, with a great noise.
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