Badjau vs Bajau - What's the difference?
badjau | bajau | Alternative forms |
Badjau has no English definition.
The language spoken by the Bajau people of the southern Philippines, part of the .
* 1937', W. F. Schneeberger, ''
* 2007', Mark T. Miller, ''
A member of an indigenous ethnic group of the southern Philippines.
* 1905 , United States. Bureau of the Census, Census of the Philippine Islands , Volume 1,
* 1969 , James W. Gould, The United States and Malaysia ,
* 2011 , Daniel White, Ron Emmons, Jennifer Eveland, Jen Lin-Liu, Frommer's Southeast Asia ,
Bajau is a alternative form of badjau.
Badjau is likely misspelled.
Badjau has no English definition.
As a proper noun Bajau is
the language spoken by the Bajau people of the southern Philippines, part of the Sama–Bajaw language group.As a noun Bajau is
a member of an indigenous ethnic group of the southern Philippines.badjau
Not English
Badjau has no English definition. It may be misspelled.bajau
English
(Bajau people) (Bajaw language)Alternative forms
* Badjao * Badjau * Badjaw * BajawProper noun
(en proper noun)A Short Vocabulary of the Banggai and '''BajauLanguage .
A Grammar of West Coast '''Bajau, PhD Thesis.
See also
* bdl, bdr, sjmNoun
(en-noun)page 565,
- The Bajaus , or sea gypsies, live in boats, their occupation being fishing.
page 30,
- The largest tribe is the 60,000-member Bajau'. The ' Bajaus were once sea nomads and pirates.
page 569,
- The Bajau' are a group of seafarers who migrated from the Philippines only a couple hundred years ago. The '''Bajau''' on the eastern coast of Sabah carry on their traditional connection to the water, living as sea gypsies and coming to shore only for burials. On the west coast, however, many ' Bajau have settled on dry land as farmers and cattle raisers.