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1 perilaku
behavior. -
2 fill
behavior, deeds. 2 k.r(Lit.) verb. -
3 laku
behavior, conduct, attitude. 2 valid, in effect. 3 in demand, sell well. -
4 latah
1. 1) a nervouse condition characterized by erratic involuntary imitative behavior, often pornographic or socially disapproved. 2) k.r(Coll.) other irrational imitative behavior k.r(e.g. imitation of speech, etc.). 3) madly in love. 2. piles of leaves, etc. -
5 abet
appearrance. 2 behavior. -
6 adab
courtesy. 2 culture. 3 knowing proper behavior. -
7 adat
custom, tradition. 2 customary law. 3 manners, proper behavior. -
8 aksi
action. 2 lawsuit. 3 boasting, bragging. 4 pretense, airs. 5 handsome, attractive (of apparel, behavior, etc). -
9 astag(h-)firullah
astaghfirullahal'azim (Islam) May God forgive me ! (uttered when o. is shocked by immoral behavior). -
10 audubillahi
(Islam) I take refuge in God, my God protect me (uttered when o. is shocked by immoral or impious behavior). -
11 auzubillahi
(Islam) I take refuge in God, my God protect me (uttered when o. is shocked by immoral or impious behavior). -
12 bertabiat
be of a certain character or behavior. -
13 cekak
1. se-cekak a pinch, what can be seized between finger and thumb. 2. 1) short. 2) insufficient, inadequate. 3) too narrow, tight k.r(of clothes). 4) rude, coarse k.r(behavior). 3. fight. -
14 galgal
hurried and rude k.r(in activity, behavior, etc.). -
15 janggal
awkward, clumsy. 2 inelegant, displeasing k.r(of sound or sight), discordant. 3 unbecoming, improper, indecent k.r(of behavior). -
16 kelakuan
deed, act. 2 behavior, demeanor. -
17 kesopanan
good manners, polite behavior. -
18 khalikah
creation. 2 character, behavior. -
19 konfrontasi
the police of political and armed confrontation with Malaysia of the early 960s. 2 confrontational k.r(attitude, behavior). -
20 lagak
attitude. manner, behavior. 2 mannerism. 3. bluff.
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