Malabar
- proper noun
- The HMS Malabar was launched in 1920.
Examples
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During his service, he was stationed at the naval base called Malabar in Bermuda.
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The naval training exercise named Malabar showcases joint operations between multiple countries' fleets.
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The museum displayed a model of the famous HMS Malabar from the 19th century.
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She read about the decommissioning of HMS Malabar in the naval history book.
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Did you know about the ship Malabar?
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The British Royal Navy's ship Malabar was renowned for its speed and agility during its service.
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HMS Malabar served in several significant naval engagements throughout its operational history.
Synonyms
A name used for several British ships and royal yachts
Compounds
- Specialized
A reddish or black sticky substance from some tropical trees used to make medicine and treat leather
Surface Forms
Etymology
Malabar was used as the name for several Royal Navy ships and bases, taken from the Indian coast that was important in sea trade. So ships called HMS Malabar were named after that famous coastal region.