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SAMPAN

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Originally appearing in Volume V24, Page 118 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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SAMPAN  , the name of the typical

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light
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boat of far Eastern
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rivers and coastal
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waters; it is usually propelled by a single
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scull over the stern, and the centre and after
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part is covered by an awning or
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screen of
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matting . The word is said to be
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Chinese,
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san, thin, and
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pan,
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board . Others take it to be of
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Malay origin .

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