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Dayak
[ dahy-ak, -uhk ]
noun
, plural Day·aks, (especially collectively) Day·ak.
- a member of any of several Indigenous, Austronesian-speaking tribal peoples of Sarawak and Indonesian Borneo.
Dayak
/ ˈdaɪæk /
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Dayak1
First recorded in 1830–40
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Example Sentences
Here also was a fort with its cannon, with a Dayak or Malay sergeant and a dozen men in charge.
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A Dayak goes on the war-path more for the sake of the heads he may get, than for the honour and glory of the fighting.
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Generally, though, there is precious little fighting, as the Dayak attacks only when his victims are unprepared.
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I took with me my two servants, Dubi, a civilized Dayak, and my Chinese cook.
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As is well known, the Dayak women all wear rings of brass around their waists.
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