Achinese

Pronunciation: /ætʃɪˈniːz/

Definitions of achinese

noun a member of a people of southern Sumatra and the adjacent Malay Peninsula.

Example Sentences

A1 I tried a new dish at the restaurant called achinese.

A2 My friend is learning how to speak achinese.

B1 The achinese culture is known for its rich history and traditions.

B2 I bought a beautiful achinese silk scarf during my trip.

C1 The museum had a special exhibit featuring achinese art.

C2 She studied achinese literature in college and wrote her thesis on it.

Examples of achinese in a Sentence

formal The Achinese language is spoken by the Acehnese people in Aceh, Indonesia.

informal I learned a few Achinese words while visiting Aceh last summer.

slang My friend from Aceh speaks Achinese fluently.

figurative The Achinese culture is rich in traditions and customs.

Grammatical Forms of achinese

• past tense: spoke
• plural: Achinese people
• comparative: more Achinese
• superlative: most Achinese
• present tense: speaks
• future tense: will speak
• perfect tense: has spoken
• continuous tense: is speaking
• singular: Achinese person
• positive degree: very Achinese
• infinitive: to speak Achinese
• gerund: speaking Achinese
• participle: spoken Achinese

Origin and Evolution of achinese

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Malay

Story behind the word: The word 'achinese' is believed to have originated from the Malay word 'Aceh', which refers to the Aceh province in Indonesia.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to people or things from the Aceh province, the term 'achinese' has evolved to also describe the unique culture, language, and cuisine of the region.