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Treaty of 1824
directly caused the
decline of the
Kristang language. By the mid 19th century, many
Kristangs flocked towards clerical and
auxiliary positions...
- The
Kristang (otherwise
known as "Portuguese-Eurasians" or "Malacca Portuguese") are a
creole and
indigenous ethnic group of
people of
primarily Portuguese...
- Look up
Kristang in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Kristang may mean:
Kristang people (cristãos), an
ethnic group of
Eurasian ancestry in
Malaysia and...
- term,
which includes – but is not
limited to – the
creole and
indigenous Kristang people, who form a
distinct sub-group
within the
Eurasian community with...
- Lun Bawang/Lundayeh
Moken Creoles:
Betawi Ambonese Chavacano Tok
Pisin Kristang Dravidian:
Tamil Telugu Malayalam Great Andamanese: Aka-Jeru (Present Great...
- connotations. Grago,
Gragok (shrimp) Eurasians,
Kristang people A term for Eurasians, and
specifically for the
Kristang people of Malaysia, many of whom were traditionally...
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variants were also used in
European sources as a name for Singapore. The
Kristang name for the island,
Pedra Draku ("Rock of Dragons" or "Dragonsrock"),...
-
numerous Portuguese-based
creole languages,
including the one
spoken by the
Kristang people in Malacca. For instance, as
Portuguese merchants were presumably...
- efforts,
which led to the
formation of
creole languages such as that
called Kristang in many
parts of Asia (from the word cristão, "Christian"). The language...
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loanword Serani (from
Arabic Naṣrānī), but the term now
refers to the
modern Kristang creoles of Malaysia. In the
Indonesian language, the term
Nasrani is also...
