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1 bahasa
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2 munsyi
language teacher -
3 bahasa
1. 1) language. 2) speech. 3) good manners. 2. that. 3 a little, slightly. -
4 bhs.
k.r(bahasa) language. -
5 cun
1. inch. 2. k.r(child language) kiss. -
6 dudut
1. k.r(Java) pull, tug at. 2. k.r(child language) penis. -
7 e-e
k.r(child language) doo-doo, feces. -
8 eem-eem
k.r(child language) yummy, tasty. -
9 emam
k.r(child language) eat. -
10 emik
k.r(child language) drink. -
11 Indonesia
Indonesia, Indonesian. 2 Indonesian language. -
12 kagok
clumsy, awkward k.r(esp. in feeling o. is doing s.t. improper). 2 speaking a language with a foreign or dialectal accent. -
13 kerdom
berk.r(r)-kerdom-kerdom cuss, engage in abusive language. -
14 khazanah
treasure. 2 treasure. 3 storage area for valuable objects. 4 vocabulary of language. -
15 kuasa
power, might. 2 authority given to s.o. 3 capable, able, powerful. dominate. 2 take charge, be in command. 3 master k.r(a language, a raging fire, etc.). 4 have control over k.r(o.'s feelings). -
16 madya
k.r(in set formal phrases) medium, average. 2 level of Java language between kromo and ngoko. -
17 maki
maki-maki abuse, esp. with vulgar language. -
18 mami
k.r(child language) mother, mommy. 2 madame in a brothel. -
19 manuk
k.r(Java) bird k.r(in set phrases). manuk-dewata bird of paradise. 2 k.r(child language) penis. -
20 mimis
k.r(child language, Java) drink. 2. facial expression. 3 mimicry.
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