单词	Dayak
释义	Dayak /ˈdʌɪak / (also Dyak) noun (plural same or Dayaks) 1A member of a group of indigenous peoples inhabiting parts of Borneo, including the Iban (or Sea Dayak) of the north, the Land Dayak of the south-west, and the Punan.Clashes between groups of non-Muslim, indigenous Dayaks and migrant Muslim Madurese first erupted Sunday at dawn.... In October 1943 the Chinese population, which numbered about 50,000, helped by the indigenous Dyaks, rebelled against the Japanese occupation troops. Many sympathised with Dayaks as an indigenous people dispossessed of their forests by rapacious New Order development. 2 [mass noun] The group of Austronesian languages spoken by the Dayak.We don't speak Dayak, but we knew what to do though.... At first it was very difficult for him, especially understanding the Dayak language, but now he can speak Dayak fluently. I would love to speak in Dayak. adjective Relating to the Dayak or their languages.Central Kalimantan Deputy Governor Nashon Taway, accompanied by three leading Dayak figures, went to the site.... Upstream there was only the forest and a few small and very old Dayak villages. The displaced Dayak miners have since the 1990's attempted legal means to gain some redress for their lost livelihoods and lands, with zero result. Origin Malay, literally 'up-country'. Rhymes kayak
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