Definition of Alfurese in English:

Alfurese

noun ˌalfʊˈriːzˌalfjʊˈriːz

1A member of an indigenous people or group of peoples inhabiting Sulawesi, the Moluccas, and certain other islands of South-East Asia; = Alfur.
2Any of a group of languages spoken by the Alfurese; these languages collectively. Now rare.

adjective ˌalfʊˈriːzˌalfjʊˈriːz

Of or relating to the Alfurese or their languages.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Samuel Wilcocke (?1766–1833). Originally from Dutch Alfoerees, with remodelling of the suffix after -ese.

Definition of Alfurese in US English:

Alfurese

noun

1A member of an indigenous people or group of peoples inhabiting Sulawesi, the Moluccas, and certain other islands of South-East Asia; = Alfur.
2Any of a group of languages spoken by the Alfurese; these languages collectively. Now rare.

adjective

Of or relating to the Alfurese or their languages.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Samuel Wilcocke (?1766–1833). Originally from Dutch Alfoerees, with remodelling of the suffix after -ese.

词汇	Alfurese
释义	Definition of Alfurese in English: Alfurese noun ˌalfʊˈriːzˌalfjʊˈriːz 1A member of an indigenous people or group of peoples inhabiting Sulawesi, the Moluccas, and certain other islands of South-East Asia; = Alfur. 2Any of a group of languages spoken by the Alfurese; these languages collectively. Now rare. adjective ˌalfʊˈriːzˌalfjʊˈriːz Of or relating to the Alfurese or their languages. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Samuel Wilcocke (?1766–1833). Originally from Dutch Alfoerees, with remodelling of the suffix after -ese. Definition of Alfurese in US English: Alfurese noun 1A member of an indigenous people or group of peoples inhabiting Sulawesi, the Moluccas, and certain other islands of South-East Asia; = Alfur. 2Any of a group of languages spoken by the Alfurese; these languages collectively. Now rare. adjective Of or relating to the Alfurese or their languages. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Samuel Wilcocke (?1766–1833). Originally from Dutch Alfoerees, with remodelling of the suffix after -ese.
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