Meaning of "angkor" in the Malay dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF ANGKOR IN MALAY

angkor

WHAT DOES ANGKOR MEAN IN MALAY?

Angkor

Angkor

Angkor is a name used to refer to an area in Cambodia which is the center of the reign of the Khmer empire which reigned between the 9th century and the 15th century AD. The kingdom of Angkor received Hindu-Buddhist influence. The King of Angkor is regarded as Devaraja who has absolute power. The kingdom of Angkor reached the golden age during the reign of SuryavarmanII. The king is assisted by his relatives in carrying out administrative duties. The construction of baray makes the kingdom of Angkor earn a good agricultural produce. The farm area is located on Tonle Sap lake. The Tonle Sap Lake was built in the 10th century AD. The administrative center is the downstream Mekong. Royal Kings of Angkor ▪ Jayavarman II ▪ Jayavarman III ▪ Indravarman I ▪ Yasovarman I ▪ Jayavarman IV ▪ Rajendravarman ▪ Jayavarman V ▪ Sruyavarman I ▪ Udayadityavarman II ▪ Harshavarman III ▪ Draranindravarman I ▪ Suryavarman II ...

Angkor ialah nama yang digunakan untuk merujuk kepada suatu kawasan di Kemboja yang merupakan pusat pemerintahan empayar Khmer yang berkuasa di antara abad ke-9 dan abad ke-15 Masihi. Kerajaan Angkor menerima pengaruh Hindu-Buddha. Raja Angkor dianggap sebagai Devaraja yang mempunyai kuasa mutlak. Kerajaan Angkor mencapai zaman kegemilangan semasa pemerintahan SuryavarmanII. Raja dibantu oleh kerabatnya dalam menjalankan tugas pentadbiran. Pembinaan baray menjadikan kerajaan Angkor mendapat hasil pertanian yang lumayan. Kawasan pertanian terletak di tasik Tonle Sap. Tasik Tonle Sap dibina pada abad ke-10 Masihi. Pusat pentadbiran ialah hilir Mekong. Raja-raja Kerajaan Angkor ▪ Jayavarman II ▪ Jayavarman III ▪ Indravarman I ▪ Yasovarman I ▪ Jayavarman IV ▪ Rajendravarman ▪ Jayavarman V ▪ Sruyavarman I ▪ Udayadityavarman II ▪ Harshavarman III ▪ Draranindravarman I ▪ Suryavarman II ...

Definition of angkor in the Malay dictionary

angkor; iron ~ iron to rotate the engine to run.

angkor; besi ~ besi utk memutarkan enjin motokar supaya berjalan.

TRANSLATION OF ANGKOR

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The translations of angkor from Malay to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «angkor» in Malay.

• Translator Malay - Chinese: 吴哥
• Translator Malay - Spanish: Angkor
• Translator Malay - English: angkor
• Translator Malay - Hindi: अंगकोर
• Translator Malay - Arabic: أنكور
• Translator Malay - Russian: Ангкор
• Translator Malay - Portuguese: Angkor
• Translator Malay - Bengali: আংকর
• Translator Malay - French: Angkor
• Malay: angkor
• Translator Malay - German: Angkor
• Translator Malay - Japanese: アンコール
• Translator Malay - Korean: 앙코르
• Translator Malay - Javanese: angkor
• Translator Malay - Vietnamese: Angkor
• Translator Malay - Tamil: அங்கோர்
• Translator Malay - Marathi: अंगकोर
• Translator Malay - Turkish: angkor
• Translator Malay - Italian: Angkor
• Translator Malay - Polish: Angkor
• Translator Malay - Ukrainian: Ангкор
• Translator Malay - Romanian: Angkor
• Translator Malay - Greek: Angkor
• Translator Malay - Afrikaans: Angkor
• Translator Malay - Swedish: angkor
• Translator Malay - Norwegian: Angkor

10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «ANGKOR»

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Southeast Asia: A Historical Encyclopedia, from Angkor Wat ... - Jilid 1

An in-depth, historical encyclopedia of Southeast Asia, with coverage from prehistoric times to the end of the 20th century for each country in the region. * Over 800 A–Z entries covering a wide range of diverse historical topics from the ...

Keat Gin Ooi, 2004

The Civilization of Angkor

""The Civilization of Angkor is remarkable and unique in that it delves into the prehistoric roots of the civilization.

Charles Higham, 2004

Angkor: An Illustrated Guide to the Monuments

This new guide by Jean Laur, former Director of Monuments at the site, explores the history and significance of Angkor in great depth. It is the first scholarly work to review the site of Angkor since the 1940s.

Jean Laur, 2002

Angkor Wat

Traces the history and development of one of the largest ancient structures in the world, Angkor Wat.

Alison Behnke, 2008

Angkor Wat: Time, Space, and Kingship

Despite its impressive exterior, very little was known about Angkor Wat beyond the stories told by it bas-reliefs and the inscriptions chronicling the life of its builder, King Suryavarman II. Now, Eleanor Mannikka's study brings the ...

Eleanor Mannikka, 2000

Angkor: the hidden glories

Closed to visitors for almost twenty years, the ancient city of Angkor, which lies hidden in the jungles of Cambodia, is revealed by a photographer and a journalist

Michael Freeman, ‎Roger Warner, ‎David Larkin, 1990

Angkor, Cambodia Images

This book is a documentation of a period in my artistic development. As a photographer I found Angkor to be rich with photographic inspiration which I have tried to share in the pages of this book.

Ron Hayes, 2005

Bali and Angkor: A 1930s Pleasure Trip Looking at Life and ...

In the early 1930s, Geoffrey Gorer, who had already made his mark with Africa Dances (now reissued in the Penguin Travel Library) went on a three months' trip to Sumatra, Java, Bali, Thailand, and Cambodia.

Geoffrey Gorer, 1936

World Heritage Angkor and Beyond: Circumstances and ...

The authors of this book critically describe and analyse the heritage nomination processes in Cambodia, especially in the case of Angkor and the temple of Preah Vihear on the Cambodian/Thai border.

Brigitta Hauser-Schäublin, 2011

A Pilgrimage to Angkor

The French travel writer and exotic novelist Pierre Loti (1850-1923), in his day the youngest member elected to the Academie Francaise, had dreamt of visiting the ruins of Angkor when, as a child, he came across illustrations of them among ...

Pierre Loti, ‎Michael Smithies, 2003