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Laplap (sometimes
incorrectly spelled lap lap) is the
national dish of Vanuatu.
Laplap is
prepared by
grating breadfruit, bananas, taro or yam
roots into...
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Kabua the Great, also
Kabua Laplap, (c. 1820 – July 4, 1910) was a
Marshallese iroij whom the
German Empire recognized as the king of the
Marshall Islands...
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Marshall Islands.
Ordinary chiefs bear the
title of
Iroij (feminine: Leroij); -
ļapļap is a
superlative suffix.
Article III of the
Constitution of the Marshall...
- steaming; very
little food is fried. The
national dish of
Vanuatu is the
laplap. The most
practised sport in
Vanuatu is football. The top-flight league...
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national dish, the Lap Lap". www.abc.net.au. "Vanuatu". "Basics in
making laplap sosor". YouTube.
Archived from the
original on 21
December 2021. "Taro"...
- pre-colonial period, costume. The
current usage is
broader than this: '
Laplap: a waistcloth, a loincloth, any
cloth material or dry goods, a rag'. It...
- Atoll. "Ailinglaplap"
translates as "greatest atoll" (aelōn̄ (atoll) +
ļapļap (superlative suffix)),
because the
greatest legends of the
Marshallese people...
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cuisine Solomon Islands cuisine Vanuatuan cuisine Melanesian foods and
dishes Laplap, the
national dish of Vanuatu.
Gilbertese cuisine Guamanian cuisine Marshallese...
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Marshallese social classes included distinct chiefs and commoners. The
irooj laplap held the most
power and were
considered almost sacred or godly. To show...
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States Virgin Islands:
funji Uruguay:
chivito Uzbekistan: osh Vanuatu:
laplap Vatican City:
Fettuccine alla
Papalina (unofficial) Venezuela: pabellón...
