Ambon

ambon English +, Maluku + Island Etymology Ultimately from en kaw Ambwan Ambon, attested in the Nagarakṛtāgama, likely through Classical Malay and reinforced by modern Indonesian. Compare nearby names such as frd Yabun. See also en Amboyna, ultimately from Portuguese, and likely from a similar source. Pronunciation en Proper noun en island region/Moluccas c/Indonesia. en city/provincial capital p/Maluku c/Indonesia. Derived terms en Ambonese en Malayu Ambon Translations island in Indonesia Ambonese Malay: abs Ambong Fordata: frd Yabun Indonesian: id Ambon Javanese: Old Javanese: kaw Ambwan Malay: ms Ambon Muna: mnb Ambo Selaru: slu Yabun Ternate: tft Yaba city in Indonesia Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 安汶 Ānwèn Anagrams en abmno Boman Mabon Nambo Dutch nl:+ (eiland) nl:+ (stad) Etymology Borrowed from nl pt Amboina. Pronunciation nl /ˈɑm.bɔn/ nl Nl-Ambon.ogg nl Am bon Proper noun n en Ambon island in the Moluccas, Indonesia en Ambon city, capital of Maluku Derived terms nl Ambonees nl Ambons Related terms nl Amboina Indonesian id:Bahasa + id:Suku + id:Pulau + id:Kota + Etymology From id ms Ambon, from id abs ombong dew. Pronunciation Proper noun id proper noun en Ambon island in the Moluccas, Indonesia en Ambon city, capital of Maluku Ambonese language in Moluccas Ambonese The natives or inhabitants of Ambon Island Further reading