A j tasman
[taz-muh n; dutch tahs-mahn] /ˈtæz mən; dutch ˈtɑsˌmɑn/
noun
abel janszoon
[ah-buh l yahn-sohn] /ˈɑ bəl ˈyɑn soʊn/ (show ipa), 1602?–59, dutch navigator and explorer.
tasman
/ˈtæzmən/
noun
abel janszoon (ˈabəl ˈjansuːn). 1603–59, dutch navigator, who discovered tasmania, new zealand, and the tonga and fiji islands (1642–43)
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