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1 bersidekap
fold o.'s arms over o.'s chest. -
2 lipat
fold, crease. -
3 menekuk
fold s.t. stiff. -
4 menekukkan
fold s.t., bend s.t. over. -
5 tekukan
fold. 2 tool for folding. -
6 balun
mem-balun beat k.r(with a stick). 2 mem-balun fold, roll up. -
7 bekuk
bend in two, fold. -
8 biru
1. 1) blue. 2) above average k.r(grades), C or better. 2. fold, hem, pleat. -
9 ganda
1. fold. 2. 1) opponent of unequal strength. 2) k.r(Sport) handicap. -
10 kali
1. river. 2. 1) time, times. 2) k.r(Math.) times. 3) fold k.r(suffix). 3. k.r(Jkt) probably. 4. k.r(Jkt) very. -
11 kedut
1. 1) fold, crease. 2) wrinkled, crumpled k.r(of paper). 2. a twitch. -
12 ketak
1. sound of a clack k.r(tapping on a table, etc.). 2. skin fold k.r(of a double chin). -
13 lempit
a fold. -
14 lepit
folded over. lepit-an a fold. -
15 memperlimitkan
laminate. 2 fold. -
16 kandang
cage; pen; foldmengandang: to cage -
17 lipat
to fold -
18 lipatan
a fold -
19 rangkap
link lines of a verse; two-fold
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