malacca

/məˈlækə/
noun
  1. A type of walking stick or cane made from the stem of a palm tree, often used as a fashion accessory or for support.
    • The gentleman leaned on his polished malacca as he walked through the park.
    • He used a malacca to help him balance on the rocky trail.
    • She bought an antique malacca with a silver handle at the flea market.
  2. A city and state in Malaysia, historically an important trading port.
    • We visited the historic city of Malacca during our trip to Malaysia.
    • The old town of Malacca is famous for its colorful buildings and street art.
    • Malacca was a key center for spice trade in the 15th century.
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