Malaysia
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- proper noun
- /məˈleɪziə/
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Malasia
- She plans to travel to Malaysia to experience its diverse culture and cuisine.
- Peninsular Malaysia
- Malaysia and Singapore
- Malaysia and Indonesia
Needless to say, the Indian influences in Malaysia are huge.
- Needless to say, the Indian influences in Malaysia are huge.
- Well, I am from Malaysia, all the way across the sea.
- We have growing security ties with India and Indonesia and Malaysia and Singapore and Vietnam.
- Turkey has applied to join and Malaysia and Thailand may end up joining as well.
- Hello, my name is Gurupia and I'm from the MITUTM Malaysia Sustainable Cities program.
- I come from a tribe in Malaysia called the Ebon, and so I have a huge tattoo here.
- Not in Southeast Asia, not in Malaysia, not in America.
- So it's amazing that, you know, I found that in Malaysia in the most simple things.
- They only sell them on Singapore, Hong Kong and Malaysia I think is the third region.
- I've seen the same things even outside the Middle East in countries like Malaysia, same thing occurs.
Examples
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Show me all communications with Malaysia.
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Well, I am from Malaysia, all the way across the sea.
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So to come here and not expect that about Malaysia, it was kind of interesting.
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We just buy one from Malaysia when we're there so it's really good.
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Now, after 13 years in that country and five in Malaysia, I claim no such expertise.
Academic text (1990) -
India, Sudan, China, Malaysia will welcome you.
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There is a Bungaraya which is the national flower from Malaysia right there.
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And as Dan has explained, Malaysia is now hyping this.
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Needless to say, the Indian influences in Malaysia are huge.
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If you go diving on a reef in Malaysia, you can see brachiopods.
Synonyms
A country in Southeast Asia on the Malay Peninsula and part of Borneo with a king
Compounds
The part of Malaysia on the island of Borneo that includes Sabah, Sarawak and Labuan
A country in Southeast Asia on the Malay Peninsula and part of Borneo with a king
The part of Malaysia on the Malay Peninsula that borders Thailand to the north
The part of Malaysia on the Malay Peninsula that includes Kuala Lumpur and borders Thailand
Surface Forms
Etymology
Malaysia comes from Malay, the name of the people and their language, plus the ending -sia, like in Asia; a helpful way to remember it is as the 'land of the Malays'.