Sabah
- proper noun
- The western part of Sabah is generally mountainous and contains the three highest peaks in Malaysia.
- Sabah, Malaysia
- Malaysian state of Sabah
- state of Sabah
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Examples
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Four separate trips were taken to Sabah, encompassing a total of six weeks.
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Of the Murutic peoples of Sabah, only the Timugon practice this custom.
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I believe the plans from Sabah are not properly submitted to the federal level.
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The natives of Sabah and Sarawak enjoy greater, though still limited, recognition of their customary land rights.
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A large number of separately named, non-Malay, predominantly non-Muslim indigenous peoples live in Sabah and Sarawak.
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The Timugon, located in the southwest of the state of Sabah, East Malaysia, speak a dialect of the Ida'han Murut languages.
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The Pygmy is a subspecies of the Asian elephant found only in North Borneo (East Sabah and extreme North Kalimantan).
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Fig. 3—Dusun villagers planting a newly cleared swidden near Ranau, Sabah, Malaysia, July 2000.
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Many tourists visit Sabah for its stunning beaches and rich biodiversity.
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During my vacation, I explored the historic sites and vibrant markets in Sabah.
Synonyms
The old name for the northern part of Borneo now called Sabah in Malaysia
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sabah may come from a Malay or local word sabah meaning 'morning', so a helpful way to remember the state is to think of it as the 'land of the morning' on the island of Borneo.