Lamboyan

English

Etymology 1

From Lamboya +‎ -n.

Adjective

Lamboyan (not comparable)

1. From, or pertaining to, Lamboya.
   • 2000, Lynne DiStefano, “The "Ontario" Cottage: Globalization of a British Form During the Nineteenth Century”, in Traditional Dwellings and Settlements Review, volume 140, page 42:

     However, the people of Wanukaka refuse to adopt their design; if they were to do so they would be viewed as second or non-inventive when compared to their Lamboyan neighbors.

Related terms

• Laboyan

Etymology 2

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Proper noun

Lamboyan

1. A headland in Zamboanga del Norte, Mindanao, Philippines.
   • 1928, Bulletin of the Raffles Museum, page 602:

     The race is recorded from small islands round the coast of Borneo from Sarawak to Sibutu and also from Lamboyan, off south Palawan.