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1 keliru
wrong, erroneous. 2 be mistaken, make a mistake. -
2 khilaf
wrong, erroneous. 2 commit an error. mistake, error, slip. -
3 khilafiah
wrong. 2 uncertain. -
4 silap
wrong; mistaken -
5 salah
1. 1) fault. 2) k.r(Coll.) be at fault, be guilty. 3) mistake. 4) wrong. 5) be in the wrong, mistaken. 6) do s.t. the wrong way. 2. o. of the, o. out of several. -
6 batil
1. 1) copper bowl. 2) plate. 3) tray. 2. 1) invalid, null and void. 2) false, wrong. 3) evil, bad. -
7 bengkal
ke-bengkal-an choke, swallow the wrong way. -
8 berjahat
sin, do wrong. 2 defame, malign s.o. 3 seduce k.r(a female). -
9 blinger
k.r(Coll.) very wrong, led astray. -
10 bokong
buttocks. 2 hindpart first, the wrong way around. 3 back. -
11 keblinger
k.r(Coll.) confused, dizzy. 2 come to thing the wrong way about s.t., lose perspective on s.t. -
12 keseleg
/keselek/ choke on s.t., swallow s.t. the wrong way. -
13 meleset
miss the target, be wrong. 2 depression, slump. -
14 menebus
redeem s.t. by paying cash or exchanging some other object. 2 compensate for some wrong. 3 fulfill. -
15 ngadat
1. break down, sulk, go wrong. 2. 1) make a fuss, cry and be naughty. 2) not run properly k.r(of car). -
16 sedak
choke, swallow the wrong way. /se`dak/ rattan band around top of drum to keep the head taut. -
17 silap
1. wrong, false, mistaken. 2. see SULAP. -
18 tersedak
choke, swallow the wrong way. -
19 salah
(1)wrong (2)guilty; at fault
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