亚洲网紅露点

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Yami

[ yah-mee ]

noun

plural Yamis, (especially collectively) Yami
  1. a member of an Indonesian people of Hungtow Island, off the southeastern coast of Taiwan.
  2. the Austronesian language of the Yami.


adjective

  1. of or relating to the Yami or their language.
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亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins

Origin of Yami1

First recorded in 1910鈥15; from Yami: literally, 鈥減eople of the north wind,鈥 equivalent to i- locative prefix + ami 鈥渘orth (wind),鈥 i.e., north of the Ivatan and Itbayat peoples, their closest associates
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Then, starting in the late 19th century, Taiwan, including Lanyu, came under the control of Japanese colonists, who began to study the Tao, whom they called the Yami, as ethnographic subjects.

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In a statement posted on Twitter, NAAS, an opposition grouping founded by Saudis living mostly in exile, said Yami was 鈥渁ssassinated in suspicious circumstances鈥 on Saturday.

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But recently Yami returned to education - as a lecturer at a London conservatoire.

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The arena was set, Yami "Rowdy" Lofvenberg entered the battle.

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"It was an old-fashioned school and because they only produced elite children, there was a shame over me, there was a shame that I couldn't understand things," says Yami.

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