Find out how these places in Singapore got their names


Ordonner les Lettres Find out how these places in Singapore got their namesVersion en ligne Unscramble the letters par Esplanade Offstage 1 According to legend, a clever boy solved the problem of a swordfish attack on Singapore with banana stems. The jealous king had him killed on a hill. The soil turned red from his blood. What is the name of this hill? E M T R K H B A I U 2 This was once where Indian laundrymen washed clothes in a small creek or river during the British colonial times. Which area is this? O B Y A D H U T H G 3 The name for this place comes from Malay words meaning “bay” and “clay cooking pot” because the shoreline resembled the shape of a pot. T H K O N L E A A B G L 4 This place was named after two brothers, Aw Boon Haw and Aw Boon Par, the founders of the Tiger Balm brand. P L W A A A R L I H V 5 This neighbourhood’s name is a blend of Hokkien and Malay, originally meaning “new cemetery”, as it was built over a former burial ground. R T N G O A I U H B