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Malaysia

4 nations list Malaysia among their present-day countries.

Present-day countries are listed by ISO 3166 names. Many nations live across more than one.

4 nations

  1. Dayak

    Also known as Ngaju

    Lands Borneo: Kalimantan (Indonesia), Sabah and Sarawak (Malaysia) and Brunei

    Dayak is a shared name for many Indigenous peoples of Borneo, by some estimates about 450 ethnolinguistic groups.

    Source: Minority Rights Group (opens in a new tab) Checked

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  2. Iban

    Also known as Sea Dayak

    Lands Sarawak, Malaysia, with communities in West Kalimantan, Indonesia, and Brunei

    In 2011 the Tun Jugah Foundation published Bup Sereba Reti Jaku Iban, described as the first monolingual Iban dictionary.

    Source: Tun Jugah Foundation (opens in a new tab) Checked

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  3. Kadazandusun

    Also known as Kadazan

    Lands Sabah, Malaysia

    The Kadazan Dusun Cultural Association, founded in 1966, represents 48 Indigenous ethnic communities of Sabah.

    Source: Kadazan Dusun Cultural Association Sabah (opens in a new tab) Checked

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  4. Orang Asli

    Also known as Temiar

    Lands Peninsular Malaysia

    Orang Asli, a Malay collective term meaning original or first peoples, covers 18 officially listed groups of Peninsular Malaysia.

    Source: Center for Orang Asli Concerns (opens in a new tab) Checked

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