Cambodia
- proper noun
- /kæmˈboʊdiə/
- Many travelers visit Cambodia to explore its rich history and vibrant culture.
- Angkor Wat in Cambodia
- Khmer in Cambodia
- Khmer Rouge in Cambodia
But in Pol Pot's Cambodia, nothing was usual, right?
- But in Pol Pot's Cambodia, nothing was usual, right?
- Yeah, and a complaint from the premier of Cambodia, Synuk.
- So that's Greece, Argentina, Vietnam, Cambodia, Spain.
- Texas is big enough to hold most of Vietnam, Cambodia, and a large chunk of Thailand.
- But while there, the issue of there and in Cambodia, it still hits you in the face.
- I was in Cambodia a few years ago and visited the
- One was about, oh, I think Serbia, and one was about Cambodia or.
- The, the just, it's like my friend who used to live in Cambodia.
Examples
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I love Cambodia.
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You can buy land in Cambodia as a non citizen, non resident, is that right?
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Currently in Cambodia at a hospital.
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Are you glad to be in Cambodia? -
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So he and I were in Cambodia and we were hunting.
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Well, we had a pretty tough time in Cambodia.
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The UN's Human Development Index shows Cambodia on an upward path.
Academic text (2008) -
Now last but not least, the crown jewel of Cambodia, Anchor Watts.
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All-time records have been broken this year in Thailand and Cambodia and Laos.
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In Cambodia, you can experience both bustling cities and serene countryside.
Synonyms
A country in Southeast Asia with the capital Phnom Penh
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cambodia comes from the local name Kampuchea, which in turn comes from the old Sanskrit name Kambuja meaning 'land of Kambu', a legendary ancestor. So Cambodia simply means the 'land of Kambu', which is why it is the country's name.