Louisiade.
An archipelago, southeast of New Guinea, consisting of a string of ten larger volcanic islands and 90 smaller coral islands.
Meaning & usage
An archipelago, southeast of New Guinea, consisting of a string of ten larger volcanic islands and 90 smaller coral islands.
Where this word comes from
Named in 1768 by Louis Antoine de Bougainville after Louis XV, the king of France (though they had been discovered long before).
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