Bahau

[ buh-hou ]

noun

, plural Ba·haus, (especially collectively) Ba·hau.

1. a member of any of several Dayak tribes of central and eastern Borneo.

Example Sentences

A worker unloads palm oil fruit bunches from a lorry inside a palm oil mill in Bahau, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia January 30, 2019.

From Reuters

“The challenge is figuring out how do we act on that information, who are the right people in the organizations to interact with to address deforestation,” Emily Kunen, Nestle’s global responsible sourcing leader for palm oil and seafood, told Reuters at a plantation under Starling’s watch in Bahau, some 125 km south of Malaysia’s capital Kuala Lumpur.

From Reuters

Baghirmi, the, 69, 72 Bagobo, the, 247 Bahau, the, 231 Ba-Hima, the, 91, 93, 468, 484, 486 Ba-Huana, the, 115 Baining, the, 142 Bajau, the, 228 Ba-Kalai, the, 115 Bakaïri, the, 348, 415 Ba-Kene, the, 91 Ba-Kish, the, 117 Ba-Kundu, the, 117 Ba-Kwiri, the, 117 Balagnini, the, 228 Balbi, A., 420 n.

From Project Gutenberg

The British spent two years rooting Communist terrorists out of Bahau, heart of the rubber country in the central Malayan state of Negri Sembilan.

From Time Magazine Archive

Bahau's 8,000 rubber workers struck.

From Time Magazine Archive