Case
“A specific situation that requires handling, investigation, or a decision. Comes from English meaning "case."”
Discover the richness of Indonesian vocabulary, from Jakarta's street slang to centuries-old regional dialects, organized alphabetically for your convenience.
“A specific situation that requires handling, investigation, or a decision. Comes from English meaning "case."”
“Mouth or lips; also means to talk a lot or be talkative in Javanese ngoko dialect”
“Feeling tired or exhausted.”
“The act of creating a fake online persona to deceive someone emotionally or romantically”
“Slang for someone being overly obsessive, often jokingly.”
“A cute and humorous expression of encouragement or support, internet version of 'semangat' (spirit/cheer up)”
“Ciamik means cool or awesome, quite popular across various groups. This word originates from Betawi/Jakarta dialect and has spread widely throughout various regions in Indonesia.”
“Rapid switching between multiple tasks or applications, typically causing reduced focus and productivity.”
“Feeling of embarrassment or disgust when seeing awkward, tacky, or over-the-top content on social media”