What is another word for kampong?

Pronunciation: [kˈampɒŋ] (IPA)

Kampong is a word that is commonly used to refer to a traditional village in Malaysia and Indonesia. There are several synonyms that can be used to describe such villages, popular ones include "desa," "dusun," "lumbung," and "kampung." Each of these words represents a different aspect of village life, with "desa" highlighting the social and cultural elements, "dusun" emphasizing the agricultural aspect, "lumbung" highlighting the storage and distribution of crops, and "kampung" simply representing the village as a whole. Regardless of the synonym used, these traditional villages are an essential part of the cultural heritage of Malaysia and Indonesia.

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  • Equivalence

    • Proper noun, singular
      kompong.

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Usage examples for Kampong

You will be surprised when I tell you that my wife was a Dyak girl and that I took her out of a kampong fifteen years ago and took her to England."
"Flash-lights from the Seven Seas"
William L. Stidger Commentator: Bishop Francis J. McConnell
I had been taking pictures for an hour in this kampong when six of the most beautiful Dyak girls came in, with great Bamboo water tubes flung over their gracefully strong shoulders.
"Flash-lights from the Seven Seas"
William L. Stidger Commentator: Bishop Francis J. McConnell
There they stood, mystified at seeing white men in the village kampong.
"Flash-lights from the Seven Seas"
William L. Stidger Commentator: Bishop Francis J. McConnell

Famous quotes with Kampong

  • We go fish, we also catch fighting fish, looking for birds and it was for kampong people, the paddy field was our the play field for the children.
    Abdullah Ahmad Badawi
  • 'The country will absorb you and you will cease to be Victor Crabbe. You will less and less find it possible to do the work for which you were sent here. You will lose function and identity. You will be swallowed up and become another kind of eccentric. You may become a Muslim. You may forget your English, or at least lose your English accent. You may end in a kampong, no longer a foreigner, an old brownish man with many wives and children, one of the elders whom the young will be encouraged to consult on matters of the heart. You will be ruined.'
    Anthony Burgess

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