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21 poldan
paid up. 2 finished ! all done !(in card games, etc.). -
22 prasarana
infrastructure. 2 labor done in preparation. -
23 senjata
.) weapon. 2) rifle, gun. senjata-makan tuan) s.t. that back-fires, turns against o. 2) Evil done to others comes back to the perpetrator. 2. k.r(Lit.) a vowel sign in Arabic script. -
24 sepala-pala
if so and so has already gotten started, been done to a certain extent k.r(o. might as well go ahead and finish it, do it the whole way). -
25 setengah
half. setengah-jalan halfway. setengah-masak half-done. 2 some. -
26 siap
ready, prepared. 2 finished, done. 3 k.r(Mil.) attention. -
27 sudah
already, as of a certain point in time. 2 past, last. 3 done, finished. 4 Good-bye. 5 All right, I agree. 6 never mind, don't. sudah-nya finally. se-sudah after. -
28 syabas
[in some regions only] good! well done!. -
29 teguh
firm, solidly made or done. 2 tenacious. 3 dependable. -
30 tepa-slira
k.r(Java) principle of putting o.s. in an other's place, i.e. not doing s.t. o. would not want done to o.s. -
31 ulangan
s.t. that is done again, repetition. 2 test. 3 refrain. -
32 habis
finished; completed; doneberhabis: to squanderberhabis-habisan: to the best of one's ability and effortkehabisan: exhausted; depletedpenghabisan: conclusion; lastsehabis: immediately after -
33 syabas
well done; good
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