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1 paman
uncle* * *uncle* * *uncle (esp. younger brother or younger cousin of parent) -
2 pakcik
uncle (younger brother or younger cousin of parent) -
3 pakde
uncle (older brother or older cousin of one's parent) -
4 berbicara dengan serius
talk like a dutch uncle, talked like a dutch uncle, talked like a dutch uncle, talking like a dutch uncle -
5 emang
term of address and reference for one's uncle -
6 kakek
grandfather, granddad* * *grandfather* * *grandfather or grand-uncle; term of address for an old man -
7 nenek
grandmother* * *grandmother* * *grandmother, great-aunt; (in some regions) grandfather, great-uncle; respectful term of reference and address (esp. as 'nek') for elderly persons (esp. women) and, in some areas, dangerous wild animals, e.g. tigers, etc -
8 om
term of address and reference for Western and westernized men, older than the speaker; uncle, term of reference and address in westernized families and in certain regions -
9 opa
grandfather* * *term of address and reference for westernized men same age as one's grandfather; grandfather, term of reference and address in westernized families and in certain regions; great-uncle -
10 ramanda
father (respectful); uncle -
11 paman ibu atau bapak
great uncle
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