Discover the richness of Indonesian vocabulary, from Jakarta's street slang to centuries-old regional dialects, organized alphabetically for your convenience.
“Investment strategy in cryptocurrency to hold digital assets despite drastic market price drops, without panic selling. This term originated from a typo of the word 'hold' which later became the acronym 'Hold On for Dear Life', reflecting investor confidence in long-term price appreciation potential.”
“Delusional thinking; imagining unrealistic scenarios.”
“Taking a break or vacation for mental refreshment.”
“A brief acknowledgment or agreement.”
“Horas is used as a traditional Batak greeting to say hello to friends, family, or people you already know.”
“Horeg is the intense vibration or boom from an overstated sound system, often heard at events like weddings or special sound shows in East Java.”