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Tahiti in British English
(təˈhiːtɪ)
noun
an island in the S Pacific, in the Windward group of the Society Islands: the largest and most important island in French Polynesia; became a French protectorate in 1842 and a colony in 1880. Capital: Papeete. Pop: 169 674 (2002). Area: 1005 sq km (388 sq miles)
Tahiti in American English
(təˈhiti)
one of the Society Islands, in the South Pacific: 402 sq mi (1,041 sq km); pop. 116,000; chief town, Papeete
Word origin
< Proto-Polynesian *tafiti, distant, remoteImage ofTahiti
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British English: Tahiti /təˈhiːtɪ/ NOUN
Tahiti is an island in the South Pacific, in the Windward group of the Society Islands.
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- Chinese: 塔希提
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- Japanese: タヒチ
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- Thai: เกาะตาฮิติทางตอนใต้ของมหาสมุทรแปซิฟิก
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Chinese translation of 'Tahiti'
Tahiti
(tɑːˈhiːtɪ)
n
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塔希提
(Tǎxītí)