- banteng
- noun Etymology: Malay of Indonesia, from Javanese banṭéng Date: 1817 a wild ox (Bos javanicus syn. B. banteng) of southeastern Asia sometimes domesticated for use as a draft animal or for its meat
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Banteng — Männlicher Java Banteng (Bos javanicus javanicus) Systematik Unterordnung: Wiederkäuer (Ruminantia) Familie … Deutsch Wikipedia
Banteng — Ban teng, n. (Zo[ o]l.) The wild ox of Java ({Bibos Banteng}). [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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banteng — /ban teng/, n., pl. bantengs, (esp. collectively) banting. a wild ox, Bos banteng (javanicus), of southeastern Asia and the Malay Archipelago, resembling the domestic cow: now greatly reduced in number. Also, banting /bahn ting/. [ < Indonesian… … Universalium
Banteng — 1 Original name in latin Banteng Name in other language Banteng State code ID Continent/City Asia/Jakarta longitude 8.2056 latitude 111.4824 altitude 55 Population 0 Date 2012 01 22 2 Original name in latin Banteng Name in other language Banteng… … Cities with a population over 1000 database
banteng — ban•teng [[t]ˈbæn tɛŋ[/t]] n. pl. tengs, (esp. collectively) teng. mam a wild ox, Bos banteng (javanicus), of SE Asia and Malaysia, resembling the domestic cow • Etymology: < Indonesian Malay banténg < Javanese banṭéng … From formal English to slang
