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There are 7 letters in TOPAUSE ( A¹E¹O¹P³S¹T¹U¹ )

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3 letters out of TOPAUSE

APE APO APT ASP ATE EAT EAU ETA OAT OES OPE OPS OPT OSE OUT PAS PAT PEA PES PET POT PST PUS PUT SAE SAP SAT SAU SEA SET SOP SOT SOU SPA SUE SUP TAE TAO TAP TAS TAU TEA TOE TOP TUP UPO UPS USE UTA UTE UTS

2 letters out of TOPAUSE

AE AS AT ES ET OE OP OS PA PE SO TA TO UP US UT

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Topause might refer to
Topasses (Tupasses, Topas, Topaz) were a group of people led by the two power families – Da Costa and Hornay – that resided in Oecussi and Flores. The Da Costa families were descendants of Portuguese Jewish merchants and Hornay were Dutch. * Topasses were found in the various places of South Asia and Southeast Asia which were frequented by the Portuguese, such as Goa, Malacca and Batavia. In particular they are associated with the ethnically mixed Portuguese group that dominated politics on Timor in the 17th and 18th centuries. * Topasses (Topaze Indo-Portuguese) was a term applied in India by the British East India Company in the eighteenth century to describe Luso-Asians - usually from the Portuguese territories in the Indian subcontinent, or formerly Portuguese territories such as Bombay. One of the first references to them is in the British Anti-piracy campaign of 1756 when 300 Topaze Indo-Portuguese on the British ships Kent, Kingfisher and Tyger captured the fortress of Geriah on 14th February 1756. Topass (Topass, Topass Seaman or Topas) was a term used by the British Merchant Navy for the man who acted as an interpreter for a group or gang of Lascars or South Asian seamen on British vessels since at least the mid nineteenth century. Usually the man came from the Luso-Asian communities, such as those from Goa and Bombay, and could speak English (and often Portuguese) to pass on instructions to a group of sailors and to report back or mediate between Lascars and the European crew. *

Topause might refer to

Topasses (Tupasses, Topas, Topaz) were a group of people led by the two power families – Da Costa and Hornay – that resided in Oecussi and Flores. The Da Costa families were descendants of Portuguese Jewish merchants and Hornay were Dutch.
* Topasses were found in the various places of South Asia and Southeast Asia which were frequented by the Portuguese, such as Goa, Malacca and Batavia. In particular they are associated with the ethnically mixed Portuguese group that dominated politics on Timor in the 17th and 18th centuries.
* Topasses (Topaze Indo-Portuguese) was a term applied in India by the British East India Company in the eighteenth century to describe Luso-Asians - usually from the Portuguese territories in the Indian subcontinent, or formerly Portuguese territories such as Bombay. One of the first references to them is in the British Anti-piracy campaign of 1756 when 300 Topaze Indo-Portuguese on the British ships Kent, Kingfisher and Tyger captured the fortress of Geriah on 14th February 1756. Topass (Topass, Topass Seaman or Topas) was a term used by the British Merchant Navy for the man who acted as an interpreter for a group or gang of Lascars or South Asian seamen on British vessels since at least the mid nineteenth century. Usually the man came from the Luso-Asian communities, such as those from Goa and Bombay, and could speak English (and often Portuguese) to pass on instructions to a group of sailors and to report back or mediate between Lascars and the European crew. *

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