dayaks (Meaning)
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dayaks (n. pl.)
See Dyaks.
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dayaks Sentence Examples
- The Dayaks are indigenous people of Borneo, known for their rich cultural heritage.
- Traditional Dayak communities often live in longhouses along riverbanks.
- Dayak tribes have a deep connection to the rainforest and its resources.
- Dayak culture includes intricate weaving, elaborate tattoos, and vibrant festivals.
- The Dayaks have a long history of headhunting, although it is now largely ceremonial.
- Many Dayak communities practice animism, believing in spirits that inhabit natural objects.
- Dayak cuisine often features ingredients sourced from the forest, such as wild boar and river fish.
- Dayak handicrafts, such as woven baskets and wooden carvings, are highly prized for their craftsmanship.
- The Dayaks have faced challenges in preserving their traditional way of life due to deforestation and modernization.
- Efforts are underway to protect Dayak culture and empower Dayak communities to sustainably manage their resources.
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See Dyaks.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The Dayaks are indigenous people of Borneo, known for their rich cultural heritage.
Traditional Dayak communities often live in longhouses along riverbanks.
Dayak tribes have a deep connection to the rainforest and its resources.
Dayak culture includes intricate weaving, elaborate tattoos, and vibrant festivals.
