Mukil
“Short for 'Muka Kill' (Kill Face), referring to a player who is overly obsessed with getting kills to the point of ignoring team objectives or strategy.”
Discover the richness of Indonesian vocabulary, from Jakarta's street slang to centuries-old regional dialects, organized alphabetically for your convenience.
“Short for 'Muka Kill' (Kill Face), referring to a player who is overly obsessed with getting kills to the point of ignoring team objectives or strategy.”
“Abbreviation of 'malas gerak' (lazy to move), describing a state of extreme reluctance to move or engage in physical activity, usually due to fatigue, drowsiness, or simply wanting to laze around.”
“Saturday night, the evening before Sunday typically used for going out or dating”
“'Mantul' is used to express something cool or awesome.”
“An exaggerated variation of 'mantul' (short for 'mantap betul'), used to describe something extremely cool, great, or satisfying.”
“An expression of possibility or hope.”
“On fire; performing extremely well or looking impressive.”
“Verb meaning to swallow liquid or beverage into the mouth and throat”
“A Javanese word meaning to daydream, stare blankly, or gaze vacantly while lost in thought”
“Moedah is an adjective meaning easy, not difficult, or simple in classical Malay. Often used in contexts of simplicity or ease of doing something.”
“An expression describing intense mental effort or trying to solve a problem by pushing one's cognitive limits”