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1 alun
wave, swell. -
2 lambai
wave o.'s hands. -
3 limbai
wave k.r(the arms). -
4 melambai
wave o.'s hands. -
5 melimbaikan
wave k.r(the arms). -
6 ombak
wave. -
7 gelombang
wavebergelombang: in waves -
8 ombak
waveberombak: wavy -
9 awe(-awe)
(Java) wave (hand). -
10 dadah
1. medicine, medicinal herb. 2. k.r(Coll.) wave goodbye, bye-bye. -
11 gapai
ber-an, meng-k.r(2) reach for, extend the hand for, grasp after. 2 wave k.r(o.'s hand) to. 3 achieve, attain. -
12 gelombang
a long unbroken wave or swell. 2 phase, facet. -
13 jambul
tuft, plume k.r(on horse). 2 crest k.r(on bird). 3 front wave k.r(in hair), tuft of hair. jambul-jambul cowlick. -
14 kibar
ber-, ber-an wave, flutter, fly k.r(of flags, etc.). 2 be displayed. peng-k.r(k)ibar standard-bearer, waver k.r(of flag). -
15 alun
billow; great wavealunan: act of billowing or rollingberalun-alun: wavy; billowymengalunkan: to billow; to rise and roll like big waves -
16 gelora
storm; great wavebergelora: to rise or move like waves; stormymenggelorakan: to inflame; to arouse emotionally -
17 kerinting
frizzy; a perm or artificial wave in the hair -
18 kibar
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19 lambai
to wave
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